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Environmental challenges seen through the GIS lens.

GeoMundus 2024Environmental challenges seen through the GIS lens.

2024
Münster, Germany
The 16th edition of the conference was held at the University of Münster, Münster, Germany. The approach of students organising a conference for students was quite unique. However, the participants included experts, researchers, professionals, policymakers, and the general public. Anyone who was curious or enthusiastic about geospatial technologies and their applications could participate in this conference. It was a fantastic opportunity to engage with this exciting and fast-growing field and to network with a diverse group of people at the cutting edge. As students and future members of the geospatial community, the organisers wanted to bring together a representative group of professionals to share their experience and critically discuss the role of geospatial technologies experts in the industry, academia, government, and NGO positions where students were most likely to develop a career. That year’s conference featured keynote speakers, workshops, paper and poster presentations, career development, and networking events. Past keynotes had included illustrious names from the Geospatial space, such as Dr. Michael Goodchild, Dr. Werner Kuhn, and John Nelson.

International Participants

Bringing together researchers, students, and professionals from around the world.

Knowledge Exchange

Featuring keynote speeches, workshops, and poster presentations on cutting-edge research.

Student-Organized

Entirely organized by students of the Erasmus Mundus Master's program in Geospatial Technologies.

Host Institution

Institut für Geoinformatik

Münster, Germany
Institut für Geoinformatik

Conference Themes

Environmental challenges seen through the GIS lens

Keynote Speakers

Prof. Dr. Gilberto Câmara

Prof. Dr. Gilberto Câmara

Brazil's National Institute for Space Research (INPE)

Open Source Geospatial Software: The first 40 years and beyond

Pablo Viejo

Pablo Viejo

Bettermaps

The Future of AI-GIS: Challenges and Opportunities

Rafaela Tiengo

Rafaela Tiengo

Universidade dos Açores

Monitoring Conservation Projects: Integrating Google Earth Engine, Google Colab and Python

Andres Felipe Ramirez

Andres Felipe Ramirez

German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ)

Geospatial Technologies in the context of International Organizations, NGOs, and Development Cooperation

Conference Highlights

This conference shared and celebrates the work of researchers, students, policymakers and professionals within the scope of Geoinformatics and GI Applications. We’re setting the stage for enriching discussions on the newest technologies and methodologies that address environmental challenges with the use of geospatial information. This will promote multi-disciplinary insights from participants on topics that cover Geospatial Technologies and various aspects of sustainable development such as (but not limited to):

  • Disaster management
  • Environmental resilience
  • Spatiotemporal modeling of climate conditions
  • Data visualization and decision-making
  • Water management
  • Physical Geography
  • Remote sensing techniques
  • Sustainable land use
  • Geospatial Analysis