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Newtech Conferences
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Newtech Conferences provide people across rural and regional Victoria with information on the latest technologies in land information and land management.
Organised and hosted by Spatial Information Infrastructure, of the Department of Sustainability and Environment, this unique conference circuit has been bringing together land information experts and trade exhibitors to regional centres since 1997. There is also an emphasis on highlighting local regional applications and developments.
Now in their Eleventh year, Newtech conferences have attracted more than 3000 delegates including local government representatives, land and catchment facilitators, surveyors, emergency services managers, researchers, valuers and land developers
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Conference objectives
Newtech rural and regional conferences are designed to provide accessible, stimulating and value learning and business opportunities for rural and regional Victorians involved in the use and development of land management information.
In organising and preparing for these conferences our aim is to:
- Use convenient regional centres
- Have a diverse program
- Work with local groups to ensure the content is relevant
- Keep delegate costs low
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Who should attend
Over the past seven years, Newtech has attracted nearly 2600 participants. The program is particularly targeted towards
- state government departments
- local government
- land and catchment facilitators
- surveyors
- disaster and emergency managers
- researchers
- environmentalists
- valuers
- natural resource managers
- land developers
- GIS analysts
- spatial information users
The conference is also supported by a significant trade display, providing networking opportunities for suppliers and users.
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Further information
For further information about future Newtech programs or sponsorhip opportunities, please contact Rod Flynn on (03) 8636 2384 or e-mail newtech.info@dse.vic.gov.au
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Archive
Maryborough - 30 November 2006
Rutherglen - 1 June 2006
Colac - 24 November 2005
Traralgon - 5 May 2005
Ararat - November 11 2004
Bendigo - March 24, 2004
Wangaratta - August 8, 2003
This document was last reviewed on 21/10/2009.
© 2007 by the State of Victoria
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