News
GI Norden is now a Nordic Network for Geographic Information
The board of GI Norden met in Oslo 10th - 11th June 2013. The most important decision at this meeting was to change GI Norden from a formal organisation to a more open Nordic network.
5th Nordic Geographers Meeting, in Reykjavik 11th-14th of June 2013
This international geography conference is held in one of the Nordic countries every second year, and it has proved to be an important and inspiring arena for geographers to meet and exchange their views.
The GI Norden Workshop 2013 is cancelled
The next GI Norden workshop was to be arranged in Tromsø, Norway 10th - 11th June 2013. GI Norden and GeoForum are very sorry to inform you that the workshop now has been cancelled.
EUROGI Conference 2013, 7th-8th March in Dublin
The first edition of the EUROGI 'ImaGIne Opportunities Everwhere' CONFERENCE will take place on Thursday 7th March and Friday 8th March 2013 at the Dublin National Convention Centre, Ireland.
The Annual Meeting of GI Norden 2012
The documents from the Annual Meeting of GI Norden in Copenhagen 21st May 2012 are now available.
Presentations from Nordic Workshop on GI in Smart Cities
The workshop was arranged by Geoforum Danmark in cooperation with GI Norden, 22nd-23rd May 2012 in Copenhagen. The program, list of participants and presentations are available here.
Nordic Workshop on GI in Smart Cities
GI Norden and Geoforum Denmark are proud to present the Nordic Workshop to explore the potential of GIS in Smart Cities.
Presentations from the Nordic SDI Seminar in Uppsala, October 2011
The Swedish GI organisation ULI and GI Norden (the Nordic umbrella organisation for geographic information), in cooperation with its European counterpart EUROGI, were organising a Nordic seminar on Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) at GEOINFO 2011.
Geo‐information Science and Earth Observation for Environmental Modelling and Management (GEM)
Five renowned European institutes offer you a unique Erasmus Mundus joint European Master of Science (MSc) Course in Geo‐information Science and Earth Observation for Environmental Modelling and Management (GEM). The course has a duration of 22 months and will be taught by world class faculty in five countries: Iceland, UK, Sweden, Poland and The Netherlands.
