GIS Day: Unveiling the Connection Between Technology, Data, and Community
November 13, 2025 - 04:06
CHEYENNE – Every map tells a story, and GIS Day at Laramie County Community College invites the community to explore how maps, data, and technology reveal the narratives shaping our world. This annual event celebrates Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and their vital role in connecting people to information and each other.
Participants will engage in a variety of activities designed to showcase the power of GIS technology. Through interactive demonstrations, attendees can learn how geographic data is utilized in diverse fields such as urban planning, environmental conservation, and public health. Experts in the field will be on hand to discuss the latest advancements in GIS technology and its applications.
In addition to hands-on experiences, the event will feature presentations that highlight innovative projects and research utilizing GIS. By fostering a deeper understanding of spatial data, GIS Day aims to inspire attendees to think critically about the impact of geography on their daily lives and the broader community. This celebration of technology and data promises to be an enlightening experience for all involved.
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