Those interested in being a presenter at this year’s Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial conference have until April 15 to apply.
Hopeful presenters should send an abstract describing what they want to talk about, but according to FOSS4G conference chair Peter Batty, competition is high.
“With more than 300 proposals expected for half as many slots,” Batty said, “voters will have a lot to wade through – make your abstract count!”
FOSS4G is being held in Denver this year.
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