June 2022 - Quiz Night 🌍 🏆
Before we go into the summer break, we have something special for you. Be excited about a new edition of the popular Maptime Geo Quiz night! ✨ 🌍 🏆
date: Thursday, 30th June 2022
time: 19:30 - 21:00
place: iDEAS:lab
June 2022 - Stammtisch
Maptime Stammtisch is back! Looking forward to seeing some new and old faces, discussing ideas for upcoming maptime events and just getting together again.
date: Thursday, 2nd June 2022
time: 19:30 - 21:00
place: Die Weiße
September 2021 - Stammtisch
Autumn has arrived. Bundle up, bring a few beverages of your own along with any ideas for upcoming maptime events, and join us for twilight/sunset in the Volksgarten.
Since it is the beginning of a new semester for those that study, we hope to see some new faces and provide a place for newer folks to get to know a few people! There will be nametags. ;)
Bring-your-own-beverages (BYOB) and all are welcome! 3G regulations apply, despite being outdoors.
date: Thursday, 30th September 2021
time: 18:00 - 19:30
place: The newly installed gravel-covered area with benches in the Volksgarten, Salzburg
July 2021 - Stammtisch
After a bit of a hiatus, we are back! We will meet with a very informal social gathering now that meeting restrictions have been lifted, allowing us to meet together outside [so long as we stay below 100 people ;) ] We do ask, however, that even though it is not reqired, that all participants follow the local 3-G guideline, meaning you have tested negative, been vaccinated or recovered from COVID.
Note: Due to the short notice, we will likely not have any food or drink available onsite, so bring-your-own-beverages (BYOB) and all are welcome!
date: Wednesday, 7th July 2021
time: 19:00 - 21:00
place: At the pond behind the Natural Science location at the University of Salzburg aka NAWI Hellbrunnerstraße 34, 5020 Salzburg … (Obus #3 or #8, bus stop Faistauergasse)
April 2021 - Talks and Stammtisch
Thanks to everyone who was able to make it to Maptime in April!
Cesar Aybar presented on “Few-shot Learning and Meta-Learning in Earth Observation”. The slides from his presentation can be accessed online or as a PDF.
For next month we will be putting together another quiz. Stay tuned for updates soon!