Submission Information

When submitting your abstract, you will be asked to supply the following information: speaker's name(s), organization name, complete address, phone, fax, and e-mail information. Next, provide the title of the abstract in boldface type. In addition, you will need to rank your paper for the audience for which it is most appropriate:

• Non-technical: Little or no knowledge of positioning technology
• Technical: Moderate to Expert in positioning technology
• Business: For business owners or executive participants
• All: Suitable for a broad audience

Also when submitting an abstract:

• You will need to write three concise learning objectives for your presentation, focusing on what the participant will gain from your presentation.
• Please keep each objective to 10 words or less.
• Based on the descriptions provided in this paper, please indicate the track you feel the presentation is best suited for.
• Write a clear, concise, 200-word description of your presentation. Please assist us in providing quality education by adhering to our philosophy that all presentations must be noncommercial. If your abstract is accepted, you will be asked to edit your abstract down to 75 words for inclusion in the conference program. Abstracts should not contain any graphics or pictures.
• When submitting your abstract, you will need to indicate the track you feel the presentation is best suited for.

Construction:

• Track 1 - Data Prep and Management for the Heavy and Highway / Earthmoving Contractors
• Track 2 - Site Positioning Systems for Contractors involved in Heavy and Highway / Earthmoving Projects
• Track 3 - Grade Control Systems for Construction Technology Managers involved in Heavy and Highway / Earthmoving Projects
• Track 4 - Paving Control Systems for Heavy and Highway Contractors
• Track 5 - Leveraging Connected Site Solutions for Heavy and Highway / Earthmoving Projects
• Track 6 - Adopting Positioning Technology for Construction
• Track 7 - Site Prep Solutions for the General Contractor
• Track 8 - Concrete, Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Layout on the Building Construction Site
• Track 9 - Leveraging Building Information Models
• Track 10 - Construction Operations and Asset Management

Survey:

• Track 1 - Private Surveyor: Setting a New Course
• Track 2 - Public Surveying: Unlocking Your Potential
• Track 3 - AEC & Transportation: Navigating Change
• Track 4 - Exploring and Adapting to New Market Opportunities

Mapping & GIS:

• Solutions for GPS/GIS Data Collection and Maintenance

Mobile Mapping:

• Trimble's solutions and workflows for mobile mapping

Utility:

• Utilities Field Solutions

Mobile Resource Management:

• Effectively managing The Mobile Worker, Their Work and Your Assets

Infrastructure:

• Trimble VRS™ Network Solutions - Connecting the Globe for Increased Productivity