Bulletin Report – GIS Days 2022: The culmination of 3 years of virtual, collaborative, GIS Days

Liz Sutherland; Francine Berish; Martin Chandler; René Duplain; Jordan Michael Fuller; Kara Handren; Zack MacDonald; Meg Miller

doi:10.15353/acmla.n171.5293

Bulletin Report – GIS Days 2022

The culmination of 3 years of virtual, collaborative, GIS Days

Authors

Liz Sutherland Western University
Francine Berish Queen's University
Martin Chandler Cape Breton University
René Duplain University of Ottawa
Jordan Michael Fuller Western University
Kara Handren University of Toronto
Zack MacDonald Western University
Meg Miller University of Manitoba

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https://doi.org/10.15353/acmla.n171.5293

Abstract

GIS Day was a small, local offering dependent on individual institutions, until the COVID-19 pandemic prompted a wealth of online events. After 3 years of successive development, 2022 saw this event span multiple days and reach beyond Western University to institutions across Canada. The planning process, events, and outcome are here described as inspiration for future events by interested parties, and to acknowledge the work of those involved while simultaneously promoting the current work in GIS being undertaken and potential future directions for event organizers.

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2023-02-21 — Updated on 2023-02-24

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Sutherland, L., Berish, F., Chandler, M., Duplain , R., Fuller, J. M., Handren, K., MacDonald, Z., & Miller, M. (2023). Bulletin Report – GIS Days 2022: The culmination of 3 years of virtual, collaborative, GIS Days. Bulletin - Association of Canadian Map Libraries and Archives (ACMLA), (171), 19–32. https://doi.org/10.15353/acmla.n171.5293 (Original work published February 21, 2023)

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No. 171 (2023): ACMLA Bulletin Winter 2023

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