Thank you for a great conference!
Thanks to everyone who made the 2015 Information Without Borders conference such a success! Check out the photos on the Facebook page. Looking forward to next year!
Kumiko Azetsu-Scott
The IWB committee is delighted to announce Dr. Kumiko Azetsu-Scott who will be presenting “Ocean acidification; how data are collected and used” in the breakout session Ocean Information Systems Dr. Kumiko Azetsu-Scott is a research scientist at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography (Department of…
Presenting Patricia Manuel
The Information Without Borders conference is excited to announce that Dr. Patricia Manuel will be speaking at the 2015 conference, during the breakout session "Information in Use: Planning & Adaptation Strategies". Dr. Patricia Manuel joined Dalhousie's School of Planning in 2001 after teaching environmental…
Presenting Fred Whoriskey
The Information Without Borders conference is excited to announce Fred Whoriskey, who will be speaking on the subject of Oceans Information Systems at the 2015 conference. Dr. Whoriskey is the Executive Director of the Ocean Tracking Network (OTN), a global research infrastructure documenting the…
Announcing our Closing Keynote
The Information Without Borders Conference is excited to announce that Carl Duivenvoorden will be our closing keynote speaker at the 2015 conference. Carl Duivenvoorden was raised on a dairy farm in northern New Brunswick. His diverse early agricultural career took him to over 25 countries, from…
Join the IWB Team
If you are interested in IWB and think you may want to join our team there are some open Chair positions on the IWB Committee that need to be filled. Not only is this a great way to get involved, you get to be a part of a…
Information Management for Climate Change Adaptation
The 2015 Information Without Borders Conference Committee is pleased to announce that this year's conference will be titled “Information Management for Climate Change Adaptation”. This topic will examine how data is used and managed in climate research. Additionally, we will explore how information on…