The GIS/Valuation Technologies Conference - URISA 2027 is a crucial gathering for professionals operating at the intersection of local government property assessment, mass appraisal, GIS, data science, and technology. Co-hosted by the esteemed URISA and IAAO, this conference underscores the vital importance of data and the sophisticated analysis of location information. Its primary goal is to empower attendees to make superior decisions within their jurisdictions, ultimately leading to more accurate and efficient property tax valuation processes. The target audience includes a diverse group of experts such as assessors, appraisers, GIS professionals, valuation analysts, vendors, and public-sector technology leaders, all seeking to enhance their understanding and application of spatial data, valuation models, and assessment systems. Participants can expect a rich program featuring workshops, insightful keynote addresses, dynamic breakout sessions, a dedicated exhibition hall, hosted lunches, and numerous networking opportunities, including 'Lunch & Learn' sessions and 'Lightning Talks'. This event provides an unparalleled platform for learning, collaboration, and showcasing cutting-edge solutions.
Highlights
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Focus on Property Valuation & GIS
Connects local government property assessment, mass appraisal, GIS, data science, and technology for better decision-making.
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Expert Organizers
Co-hosted by URISA, a multidisciplinary geospatial organization, and IAAO, a non-profit for property appraisal excellence.
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Comprehensive Program
Features workshops, keynotes, breakout sessions, an exhibition, and diverse networking opportunities.
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Targeted Audience
Attracts assessors, appraisers, GIS professionals, and public-sector technology leaders.
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Exhibitor Value
Opportunity to demonstrate commitment, be viewed as thought leaders, and promote solutions to an informed community.
Previous Edition
500
Attendees
32
Exhibitors
297
Net Area · ㎡
FAQ
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The conference focuses on the intersection of local government property assessment, mass appraisal, GIS, data science, and technology, emphasizing data analysis for better decision-making and property tax valuation.
The conference is co-hosted by URISA (Urban and Regional Information Systems Association) and the International Association of Assessing Officers (IAAO).
The target audience includes assessors, appraisers, GIS professionals, valuation analysts, vendors, and public-sector technology leaders who utilize spatial data and assessment systems.
The preliminary schedule includes Workshops & Training, Keynote Addresses, Breakout Sessions, an Exhibition, Hosted Lunches, Networking opportunities, Lunch & Learn sessions, and Lightning Talks.
Exhibitors can sponsor the event, demonstrate their commitment to education, establish themselves as industry thought leaders, and promote their solutions to a highly informed community.
