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Welcome to the home of the Downs Interest Group for Geographical information systems And Remote Sensing.

You are invited to the annual Downs Interest Group in Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing (DIGGARS) Forum

Event: DIGGARS 8th Annual One-Day Forum 2009

When: Thursday 5th November 2009. 8am to 5pm

Where: University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba. Harvard Room (Q501). Q Block.

Cost:

$80 (including $7.27 GST) for regular registrant

$40 (including $3.64 GST) for students

Registration fee includes morning and afternoon tea and lunch, and the "Book of Extended Abstracts"

Registration Forms are available from www.diggars.org.au

To make the most of this website we encourage you to register with DIGGARS and stay informed with information and upcoming events. Follow the links in the right frame "No account yet? Create one".
Being a member means that you will be able to access the whole site, be notified of upcoming events and particpate in on-ine forums.

Once you are an on-line member if you would like to contribute content to the site please email the DIGGARS Secretary and request to be added to the contributors list. This will allow you to submit content for consideration by the Working Group.

If you have any questions please contact the DIGGARS Secretary (after you've checked the on-line Diggars FAQ).

DIGGARS is grateful for the support and positive participation from:

• NetXP (Internet service provider)
• ESRI Australia
• Leica Geosystems
• Lagen Spatial
• GHD
• Spatial Sciences Institute

What is DIGGARS?

The Downs Interest Group for GIS, Remote Sensing is an interest group to support and promote the use of geographical information systems, remote sensing and global navigation satellite systems in the Darling Downs region.

The Group seeks:

a) to foster closer link and cooperation between users, developers, educators, and vendors of GIS and remote sensing in the Darling Downs Region, Queensland, and

b) to coordinate the Group's regular seminar presentations and meetings.