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Socials & Meetings
Socials & Meetings
Whether it's a social or a user group meeting, you can be sure to run into some GIS users at one of these events.
Check our Calendar for dates!
Volunteer
Volunteer
Our GIS community is full of talent that may be needed to help others. Visit our Calendar to see any upcoming events.
Committees
Committees
Our Planning Committee is constantly coming up with great ideas to bring us all together. Help by adding your idea and join the committee!
Current Committees
Current Committees
Planning Committee
Planning Committee
General planning committee that meets monthly on Wednesdays
Youth Engagement
Youth Engagement
Plans events for youth outreach
Communications
Communications
Helps keep website up to date, sends out emails blasts, creates marketing materials
GISP Study Group
GISP Study Group
Helps plan study group sessions
Explore Tampa Bay’s Underwater Ecosystems – the 4-H “Map Quest: Scallop Habitats” Series
Explore Tampa Bay’s Underwater Ecosystems – the 4-H “Map Quest: Scallop Habitats” Series
We invite all youth ages 14-18 to attend this exciting workshop where you will learn about Bay Scallops and their habitat, while collecting underwater data, and applying GIS and remote sensing geospatial skills to solve real world problems!
We invite all youth ages 14-18 to attend this exciting workshop where you will learn about Bay Scallops and their habitat, while collecting underwater data, and applying GIS and remote sensing geospatial skills to solve real world problems!
See full blog post and registration information here
The University of Florida’s School of Forest, Fisheries and Geomatics Sciences is partnering with Hillsborough and Pinellas counties extension offices to bring you Map Quest: Scallop Habitats.
This immersive, science-based adventure is being offered to high school students or 4-H seniors through the generous support of the Tampa Bay Estuary Program’s Bay Mini-Grants.
Participants will learn about the importance of Bay Scallops to the Tampa Bay ecosystem, practice kayaking skills, use traditional and remote sensing methods to collect data to map the underwater environment, analyze geospatial data to identify potential scallop habitat locations, and learn how scientists, surveyors, and mappers solve real world problems with maps.
Learn more about the UF School of Forest, Fisheries, and Geomatics Sciences (SFFGS) Geomatics Extension program here. Contact Katie Britt, assistant director for UF/IFAS Geomatics Extension at the University of Florida’s School of Forest, Fisheries, and Geomatics Sciences. Reach her at k.britt@ufl.edu.
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