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Subject: GISList: CORP2003 & GeoMultimedia03: GLOCALIZE.IT!
Date:  07/16/2002 02:18:40 AM
From:  Manfred Schrenk (MULTIMEDIAPLAN.AT)



CORP2003 & GeoMultimedia03
25.2. - 1.3.2003, TU Wien
GLOCALIZE.IT!
www.corp.at & www.glocalize.it
About CORP
CORP Symposions are held annually since 1996 and have become a major
european conference dealing with the impacts of information- and
communication technologies on urban and spatial planning. New possibilties
for using technology as planning and administrative support tools,
perspectives of planning disciplines within the “information society” as
well as “the future of geographical space” are presented and discussed.

Special topic 1: GLOCALIZE.IT
The same goods in the same supermarket shelves from the North Cape to
Fireland, the „business districts“ of cities around the globe are like two
peas in a pod and the price for the global product “hamburger” provides
information about the economic resources of a country. Also the dream of
one's own home with garden is nearly everywhere alike.
Do the meanings of local and regional characteristics completely disappear?
Are they reduced to a few marketable folkloristic aspects?
Or does the local and regional level even gain significance in the view of
global and international developments? Is the slogan “think global, act
local!” antiquated or more important than ever?
The guidance topic of CORP2003 is a request:
GLOCALIZE.IT!
The discussion is up for the possibilities to act on local and regional
level under the aspect of international and global developments, and the
relationship of these aspects in the planning of the future. IT does not
only stand for the request to act but also for the role of information and
communication technologies in these processes.

Special topic 2:
4D CITY & LANDSCAPE MODELS
3D-models are permanently rising in popularity. More and more cities and
tourism regions rely on the effects of 3D modelling. New techniques and
fast hardware allow to produce stunning illustrations relatively cheap and
quick. But do these improved visualisation opportunities really result in
better plans and advantages in the development of cities and regions? Where
are the real benefits of 3D modelling? And what about the time dímension for
future plannings as well as for the past, i.e. for documentation and
reconstruction of historical buildings? Do 4D City & Landscape Models
already deploy all of their advantages?

Who should attend?
CORP addresses key actors in management, administration, politics and
consultants, planners, service providers, researchers and students involved
in “spatial thinking”.
CORP is an interdisciplinary event with participants coming from various
fields, e.g. spatial planning, geography, economy, transport, computer
science, architecture, humanities, etc. It is open for everyone with an
interest in “geo-spatial relations”.

Conference venue
Workshops & Welcoming: February 25th 2003
Symposion: February 26 - 28, 2003, Excursion, Farewell: March 1st 2003
Vienna University of Technology, Representation Rooms, Karlsplatz 13, A-1040
Wien
Conference languages are German and English.

Registration

Please register for CORP2003 by completing reply card on CORP-Flyer, e-m@il
to corp@multimediaplan.at, fax to +43 1 9740161, or by online form at
www.corp.at <http://www.corp.at>
ADMISSION FEE
by 31.1.2003
after 31.1.2003
regular fee Euro 250 Euro
280
students not older than 27 Euro 80 Euro 110
speakers (max. 2 per presentation) Euro 80 Euro 80

Please transfer admission fee to the following account:
IBAN AT68 1200 0006 3813 4304, BIC = BKAUATWW. We also accept VISA.

Call for papers
Present your work at CORP2003! Submit a paper-proposal by October 31, 2002
to corp@multimediaplan.at.

Please include:
your full name, title/position (also of co-authors)
complete address of company/organisation, your position
abstract (200-250 words)
Presentations should last about 20 minutes. The final paper should contain 4
to 8 pages and be formatted according to the guidelines that will be sent to
the speakers.

TIMETABLE for PAPER-SUBMISSIONS:
Submission of abstracts by October 31, 2002
Information about acceptance of your paper by November 15, 2002
Delivery of the final paper according to given guidelines by December 20,
2002

Marketing Opportunities
Planning companies, service providers, software developers & distributors
present their products in an exhibition area and in presentation forums. If
you are interested in presenting your company and your products and/or in
being a sponsor for CORP2003 please contact the CORP-Team at
corp@multimediaplan.at <mailto:corp@multimediaplan.at>

Latest Infos

The final program will be published online in December 2002.
If you have further questions please do not hesitate to contact:

MULTIMEDIAPLAN.AT, Baumgasse 28, A-1030 Wien,
fon: +43 1 892 85 02: fax: +43 1 974 01 61, email: corp@multimediaplan.at
W W W . C

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