GIS-IDEAS

GeoInformatics for Spatial-Infrastructure Development in Earth & Allied Sciences

The International Conference on GeoInformatics for Spatial-Infrastructure Development in Earth & Allied Sciences (GIS-IDEAS) provides a platform for sharing of knowledge and valuable experiences and help promote collaborations and scientific exchanges between not only between students, researchers and practitioners Japan, Vietnam and Thailand but also our other colleagues involved in developing and promoting GeoInformatics technologies. The conduct of GIS-IDEAS Conferences is based on the spirit of mutual cooperation and openness.

GIS-IDEAS is planned around a central theme which is decided in consultation with the host institution.  Apart from Technical Sessions on GeoInformatics technologies and applications, Special sessions on different topics related to GeoInformatics are also held during the conference.

GIS-IDEAS is organized in collaboration with premier institutes located in Asia. GIS-IDEAS which was founded in 2002 to develop and promote Geoinformatics applications. GIS-IDEAS aims to foster cooperation in application of Information and Communication Technologies to problems and issues related to our natural and social environment.

Previous GIS-IDEAS Conferences were organized in collaboration with premier institutions like Can Tho University (VN), Danang University of Education (VN), Japan Geotechnical Consultant Association (JP), Japan Society of Geoinformatics (JP), Hanoi University of Mining and Geology (VN), Hanoi University of Natural Resources & Environment (VN), Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (VN), Kyoto University (JP), Naresuan University (TH), Osaka City University (JP) , Osaka Metropolitan University (JP), University of Phayao (TH), Vietnam National University (VN) and others .

The GIS-IDEAS 2026 will be the 13th in this conference series hosted biennial event since 2002. The GIS-IDEAS conference series is managed by Association of GeoInformatics Laboratories for Earthsciences (AGILE).

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