Pacific GIS & RS User Conference

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The Pacific GIS & Remote Sensing Council (PGRSC) was established to oversee the activities of the Pacific Islands Annual GIS & RS User Conference in response to the need to outsource its administration and procurement processes.

The Pacific GIS & RS Conference is the largest opportunity for Pacific Island and related stakeholders to share experiences and knowledge in the development and use of GIS and Remote Sensing tools and products.

The Annual Pacific GIS & RS Conference for 2019 will be held from the 25th to the 29th of November at the University of the South Pacifics (USP) Japan ICT Auditorium

For more details, please visit: PGRSC Website

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