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The North American Cartographic Information Society’s annual conference will be held this year in Madison, Wisconsin on October 18 - 21. The preliminary program is available online as a pdf and includes presentations and discussions on cartographic design, use of type, building mashups, and symbology. Also included in the program is the annual practical cartography day and the NACIS map-off. This year’s keynote speaker will be Schuyler Erle, author of Mapping Hacks and Google Map Hacks and cofounder of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation.
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I went to my first NACIS conference in San Antonio, Texas, about 10 years ago and I've been a couple of times since then. It's always an informative and entertaining event. Madison is a great town (I live not too far away), and I'm looking forward to this year's event as well.
(Sorry if I've posted the same thing twice, but for some reason it looked like my first post didn't "take.")
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