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Will Holmes, will.holmes@ky.gov
John Puente, john.puente@dot.ohio.gov
Mark Sarmiento, mark.sarmiento@dot.gov
The GIS-T Symposium would like to encourage GIS students, undergraduate and graduate, with an emphasis on transportation to submit their research to the GIS-T Symposium’s Student Paper Contest. The contest is designed to encourage university students to develop solutions to current GIS-T issues.
Contestants will be judged on their ability to develop and document useful, original research based on GIS-T issues and to relay their research results in a complete, clear, and well-referenced paper.
The winner will receive:
Submission Deadline: December 22, 2020
Selection of the winner will be made by February 2021
All papers submitted for this competition must follow these format guidelines:
As noted above the winner will receive $100, travel expenses, 4 nights hotel, and complimentary registration to the 2021 GIS-T Symposium. Travel is a round trip ticket (US domestic flight) to the GIS-T Symposium location. The winners will present their papers at the AASHTO GIS-T and their presentations posted to the GIS-T website.
The AASHTO GIS-T Task Force and judges reserve the right not to award any submissions in a particular category. All decisions by the AASHTO GIS-T Task Force and judges are final.
Only the corresponding author will receive the award for the co-authored paper.
Email student presentations submissions or questions to:
Dr. EunSu Lee, New Jersey City University – elee3@njcu.edu or
Dr. Kweku Brown, The Citadel – kbrown16@citadel.edu
Papers will be judged by members of the GIS-T Planning Committee and additional transportation professionals. They will be rated in the following categories: