The following provides a
brief overview of planned sessions and talks taking place at the Forum on October 5th
and 6th. View the agenda
provided on the Forum's website for the most up-to-date schedule of events.
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Plenary Talk: Data-Intensive Convergence and Sustainability Science
▪ Geospatial Computing for Sustainability Sciences (paper session)
▪ Inclusive Education, Training, and Workforce Development (paper session)
▪ Presentations from I-GUIDE Summer School Winners
▪ Panel with the I-GUIDE Council of Geospatial Leaders
▪ Plus additional talks and sessions to be announced
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Plenary Talk: Geospatial AI - Challenges and Opportunities
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Plenary Talk: Democratize Cyberinfrastructure for Convergence Research and Education
▪ Geospatial AI and Data Science for Sustainability Solutions (multiple paper sessions)
▪ Advanced Cyberinfrastructure for Enabling Convergence Research and Education (paper session)
▪ Plus additional talks and sessions to be announced
In addition to two days of presentations and talks, the Forum will be preceeded by a
full day of workshops and tutorials on Wednesday, October 4th.
▪ Building a Scalable Modern GIS Infrastructure
▪ CyberGIS-Compute: Geospatial Middleware for High-Performance Computing
▪ Cyber Training on Geospatial Data Processing using Python
▪ General-Purpose GPU Parallel Programming for Urban Microclimate Analysis
▪ Recent Advances in Pre-Trained Language Models and Geospatial Knowledge Discovery from Text
▪ ScienceCore Heuristics for Open science Outcomes in Learning (SCHOOL): Water Resources Module Development
▪ Understanding Spatial Heterogeneity and Context for Vulnerability Science
How Human Activities are Increasing Flood Risks by Altering the World’s Natural Floodplains
