The Texas GIS Forum provides geospatial professionals with the knowledge, connections, and experience to navigate new challenges, emerging trends and the latest technology.
Over five days in the state capital, geospatial professionals will have the chance to hear dozens of inspiring presentations, attend expert-led workshops, and exchange ideas with peers from across the state.
Together, we can shape the future of the GIS landscape in Texas.
Submission Deadline Extended: Monday, September 30, 2024 at 5:00 p.m.
Submit your innovative digital maps and showcase your creativity at the Forum. Whether you're a student, just starting out in your career, or an experienced professional, your submissions are welcomed. If accepted, your digital geographic products will be displayed alongside peer cartographers and will inspire hundreds of fellow attendees!
Submit A Digital Map Product
Early
$400
Standard (ends 10/18)
$450
Late
$475
Early
$475
Standard (ends 10/18)
$525
Late
$575
Flat fee
$75
Standard
$325
Standard
$375
Flat fee
$75
Flat fee $150 each
Flat fee $300 each
Conference Workshop passes are sold separately and do not include sessions, exhibits, or meals.*Note: Those registering as a "Student" MUST present a valid student ID upon registration check-in. If you are a recent graduate, currently unemployed, or retired and would like to be considered for a Student/Public ticket, please email txgisforum@cmpmanagement.com with a brief explanation of your circumstance BEFORE moving forward with registration.
Albert Lin
Host of National Geographic’s "Lost Cities Revealed"
Host of National Geographic's Lost Cities Revealed
Albert Lin is, quite literally, a modern-day high-tech explorer, blurring the boundaries between man and machine while redefining how we explore our own humanity. He stands out as one of the most prominent and versatile amputees worldwide, having lost his leg in 2016. Lin maintains a relentless quest into the farthest reaches of our planet, employing a technologist’s approach to unearth captivating stories of both humanity and the natural world.
Nick Buettner
Blue Zones Vice President
Blue Zones Vice President
Nick’s role as Blue Zones Vice President is to bring the longevity lessons from areas like Ikaria, Greece, Nicoya, Costa Rica, and Okinawa, Japan to a larger audience, positively impacting the health of millions of people. As a speaker, he shares both the encouraging real data about the blue zones areas and their habits and practices as well as his own personal anecdotes about his conversations with these amazing people. He confesses that a 104 year old woman told him she feels sexier at her age than she did at 103. It’s these stories that make his feature presentations so engaging while spreading crucial health guidance to help everyone live a better, longer life.
Data Axle
VertiGIS
Surdex
TeachMeGIS
SCAUG
Eagleview
Planet Labs
GeoAsset LLC
Dynamic Computing Services (DCS) Corporation
WSB
