NIMA PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE CONFERENCE-PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC-OCTOBER 26-27, 1999 SUBJ: PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE CONFERENCE The National Imagery and Mapping Agency is pleased to announce the Partnership for Peace (PfP) Geospatial Symposium and Technology Exposition from 26-27 October 1999 at the Marriott Hotel in Prague, Czech Republic. The primary goal of this symposium is to foster an exchange of technical in formation and support cooperation among the PfP Mapping Agencies. The Symposium will provide an opportunity for the PfP countries to present their accomplishments and to discuss technology-related issues. To supplement the information given by speakers, there will be an extensive technology expo running concurrently with the conference designed to give attendees imaging tools and tutorials with hands-on experience. All technologies are invited to exhibit, however, targeted technologies include Systems integration, Optical Imaging, Plotters, Desktop Publishing, Mapping Applications, Digital Production, Network Security, Document Imaging, Training, Commercial Imagery, Collaboration, LAN/WAN, GPS Survey, GIS, Laptops/Notebooks, Engineering Workstations, Geospatial Database Structures, Multi-Media and CD-ROM/Optical Imaging. The Symposium and Technology Expo promises to afford attendees an opportunity to interact with other mapping agencies and to learn about the latest in products and services in this emerging market. For more information, including conference agenda and on-line registration, please visit our website at www.ncsievents.com. You may also contact the NCSI marketing representative Aniela Solecki at (301)596-8899 ext. 229 for further questions. The Partnership for Peace Conference and Technology Exposition is sponsored by : National Imagery and Mapping Agency. WEB: Government Conferences and Technology Expositions, http://www.ncsievents.com. E-MAIL: NIMA Partnership for Peace Conference-Prague, Czech, guillen@ncsievents.com. Posted 09/13/99 (W-SN379304).

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