Cartonama is a conference about geospatial data, technology, applications and the overarching aspects of mobility and the community around it.

Data

Geographic data sources have grown big in size, quality and coverage. Understand the standards, quality and legality, licensing, business and strategy behind the variety of data sources available in the market.

Technology

Choosing the right tools is critical for the success of the product. Identify, discuss and debate the array of cartographic techniques,  geo-visualization frameworks, and developer tools.

Applications

Location-based services are the new favorites on the apps market. Find out what it takes to build the best location based service while understanding mobility, reliability, privacy and resources.

Sponsors

Blog

Twitter hashtag chat with Henry Addo 12 September 2012

Join us on for a Twitter hashtag chat with Henry Addo of Ushahidi about the state of crowd sourced tools and projects.

Hangout with Bill Morris 12 September 2012

Cartonama presents a Google Hangout with Bill Morris of GeoSprocket to talk about "all things maps."

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Programme

Venue

The Energy & Resources Institute

4th Main, 2nd Cross
Next to Domlur Club
Domlur 2nd Stage, Bangalore – 560 071

Partners

About CIS

The Centre for Internet and Society (CIS) is a Bangalore-based independent, non-profit research organisation. CIS is primarily involved in research on the Internet and its relationship to society. Through its academic and research programmes, campaigns, and advocacy, CIS brings together scholars, academics, students, programmers and scientists to engage in a large variety of issues concerning the Internet: from histories of the Internet to enhancing accessibility for persons with disabilities, openness, telecom and Internet governance, among others.

About HasGeek

HasGeek is a developer-led, focused initiative, and has been un-organising the conference scene since 2010. 

We are attempting to build a new space, one that is genuinely respectful of the communities and topics that we choose to engage with. We want to be a space for developers who are excited about technology [new, uknown, mainstream] and the possibilities that it creates.

We are community-driven — check out our speaker-selection funnel, where you decide what talks to listen to by voting up or down. 

HasGeek reaches out to a wide audience of developers, entrepreneurs and students, across large and small Indian cities, by addressing interesting technology problems such as UI Engineering, Data Science and Developing for the Mobile Web, among others.

We are doing this because this is what we love: bringing a whole bunch of us geeks together, sharing our interests and expertise and hanging out later.