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TechnologyThe Texas GIS Forum, held at the Commons Conference Center in Austin, brought together hundreds of geospatial professionals from across the United States. This event served as a platform for exploring new technologies, sharing innovative ideas, and strengthening connections within the geospatial community. Participants included presenters, exhibitors, sponsors, and attendees, all of whom contributed to making the 2025 Forum a significant success. The collective efforts of attendees continue to advance the future of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in Texas.The forum featured prominent speakers, including the National Geographic Explorer, filmmaker, and author Ariel Waldman. Known for her imaginative projects that explore life beneath the ice of Antarctica, Ariel has also served as an advisor to NASA. She was recognized as a Champion of Change in Citizen Science by the Obama White House and has contributed significantly to discussions about the future of human spaceflight. Ariel is also the global director of Science Hack Day, which inspired NASA's International Space Apps Challenge, the world's largest hackathon. Another notable speaker was J.B. Sauceda, host and executive producer of Texas Country Reporter, the longest-running independently produced TV show in the country. As a seasoned storyteller and commercial photographer, J.B. has captured the essence of Texas landscapes and culture, further enriching the narratives celebrated at the event. His project, A Mile Above Texas, showcases a unique aerial perspective of the Texas border, emphasizing the state's diverse geography and stories. Through engaging presentations and exhibitions, the Texas GIS Forum fostered a collaborative atmosphere, encouraging innovation and dialogue among professionals dedicated to the advancement of GIS technology.
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Industry
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Commons Conference Center
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Commons Conference Center, Austin, TX
Austin, TX, USA
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