Here it is! The schedule for GIS Day @Stanford, 2016. It’s a work in progress, but only small changes to times will be made, at this point.
This year’s events will be split between two venues. In the morning we will meet at the Hartley Conference Center, in Mitchell Earth Sciences Building, and after lunch (on the Mitchell Patio), we will reconvene at The David Rumsey Map Center at Green Library.
Please be sure to click on the TICKETS link, below, to RSVP for the event!
Taking images of raster maps, this talk shows one possible method to convert them to graph data, explaining the problems involved and trying to minimize user input.
Javier de la Rosa is a Research Developer at Center for Interdisciplinary Research. He research interests span from graph theory and network dynamics to cultural analytics. He holds a PhD in Hispanic Studies, a MSc in Artificial Intelligence, and BSc in Computer Engineering.
