Marine and Inland Waters Forum 


June 1st 2022 12:30 PM - 4:00 PM
Toronto, Virtual

There are a multitude of activities happening across the Canadian Blue Economy addressing important economic, environmental, or cultural concerns. Unfortunately, many of these activities occur in isolation, robbing us of the ability to address issues at a more holistic level. There is one thing that can be used to connect them all and reveal the big picture. That thing is location.

During this event, you will see how leaders in the Blue Economy are using location information as a connector to drive important initiatives, understand complex information, and enable better stewardship of our oceans and inland waters.

Why Attend

  • Hear from subject matter experts discuss how they use Geographic Information Systems to preserve the oceans’ resources to ensure they are around for a long time to come
  • Discover how GIS technology provides a better understanding of this dynamic environment – from collection and display of data to complex simulation and modeling
  • Watch live demonstrations, gain new knowledge and view maps that stories about ocean science

Intended Audience

The intended audience for this forum is professionals in ocean engineering, biology, research, marine environment educators and oceanography and marine scientists.


Details

Cost:Free
Format:Virtual
Category: Presentation
Region: Canada Wide
Audience: Adults | Adultes (19+)
Accessibility: English

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