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September 1-2, 2009

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Early Registration by
July 1st               €  250
After July 1st        €  300
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ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
Abstract Submission Deadline August 1st.
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Deadline June 15
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The Global Network for Geospatial Health-GnosisGIS will host the 3rd International Symposium on Geospatial Health in Vietri Sul Mare, close to Naples and Pompei in Italy, September 3 - 5, 2009. The theme "Climate Change and Geospatial Health" will provide a forum on the consequences of climate change on health analysed by spatial methods. The conference will be organized in close collaboration with the Section of Veterinary Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases, Department of Pathology and Animal Health, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Naples Federico II.
            
The meeting will include invited speakers and the possibility to present results of submitted abstracts.

REGISTRATION
Early registration: Before July 1, 2009 € 250

Late registration: After July 1, 2009 € 300

The registration fee includes all meals, coffee, access to conference facilities and transport to and from the airport in Naples. Arrival is expected on September 2 late afternoon and departure on September 5 before noon.

STUDENT TRAVEL AWARDS
Students are eligible to apply for a discount on the registration fee. To apply for a student travel award, students should complete the application and abstract submission form by June 15. Notification of the awards will be by June 21. Awards will be given as a reimbursement check when registering at the meeting on September 3-5 in Vietre DI Sul, Italy.

Scientific Programme Committee: Thomas K. Kristensen, Chair (Denmark), Maria Bavia (Brazil), Robert Bergquist (Sweden), Giuseppe Cringoli (Italy), John B. Malone (USA), Laura Rinaldi (Italy), Yves M. Tourre (France), Jurg Utzinger (Switzerland) and Xiaonong Zhou (China).