ASPRS 2013 Annual Conference



The ASPRS 2013 Annual Conference is coming soon. Start making your plans to attend today!

Year 2013 promises to be an encouraging period due to the successful launch (fingers crossed!) of the LDCM Earth observing satellite (January 2013). We anticipate first look imagery from Landsat 8 will be presented at our conference!

REGISTRATION IS OPEN!
Start making plans to attend today.

Don’t Miss these Conference Highlights:

v  Pre-conference Workshops with CEU credits*
v  Pre-conference User Group Meetings
v  Outstanding Keynote Session Speaker
v  Student & Young Professional Focused Events and Special Sessions
v  80+ Technical Paper Presentations
v  NGA Classified Session* AND Unclassified Sessions
v  Numerous Social Events, Networking Opportunities and More
v  UAS Showcase in the Exhibit Hall
v  Outstanding Exhibitors
v  Oral Poster Sessions and Posters on Display
v  Baltimore Nightlife, dinning and Inner Harbor Activities
v  Social Project – Operation Sock Drop
*Workshops and the Classified Session are not included in the general registration fee. Special student pricing available for workshops. ASPRS reserves the right to cancel any workshop if the minimum number of registrations is not received. 
Click here to view the registration fees.

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