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GIS Day Baton Rouge 2019 to be held on Wednesday, Nov. 13th

Baton Rouge, LALocal News

Baton Rouge's GIS Day is set for November 13, 2019, at the Main Library, focusing on the vital role Geographic Information Systems (GIS) play in modern society. The day will be filled with educational activities aimed at local students during school hours, offering them unique insights into the world of GIS. From 4-6 p. m. , adults are invited to hear from industry professionals who will share their expertise and experiences in GIS applications.

This event is designed to promote awareness of how GIS integrates data and maps for various uses, from urban planning to environmental management. Community engagement is a key goal, as the city seeks to enhance understanding of GIS technology among residents. With an emphasis on education and professional insight, GIS Day not only informs but also inspires the next generation of GIS enthusiasts. Participants can expect to learn about the latest advancements and real-world applications of GIS, further emphasizing its relevance. The event underscores Baton Rouge's commitment to leveraging technology for community development and informed decision-making.

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