URBAN DATA MANAGEMENT SYMPOSIA
Since the first edition in 1971, UDMS symposia have been the forum where the development of information systems for local authorities has been presented and discussed.
The evolution of design and implementation approaches and of technological solutions is collected in the UDMS proceedings making them both academically interesting and useful for the work of researchers and professionals.
As in UDMS tradition the papers, presented by specialists coming from many different countries, deal with advanced and applied research but also with implementation projects and working experiences.
Stuttgart, Germany
Sixth International Conference on Smart Data and Smart Cities.
September 15 – 17, 2021
September 15 – 17, 2021
Nice, France
Fifth International Conference on Smart Data and Smart Cities.
September 30 – October 2, 2020
September 30 – October 2, 2020
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Fourth International Conference on Smart Data and Smart Cities.
October 1-3, 2019
October 1-3, 2019
Delft, Metherlands
Third International Conference on Smart Data and Smart Cities.
October 4-5, 2018
October 4-5, 2018
Puebla, Mexico
Second International Conference on Smart Data and Smart Cities.
October 4-6, 2017
October 4-6, 2017
Split, Croatia
First International Conference on Smart Data and Smart Cities.
September 7-9, 2016
September 7-9, 2016
London, United Kingdom
29th Urban Data Management Symposium.
May 29-31, 2013
May 29-31, 2013
Delft, Netherland
28th Urban Data Management Symposium.
September 28-30, 2011
September 28-30, 2011
Ljubljana, Slovenia
27th Urban Data Management Symposium.
June 26-27, 2009
June 26-27, 2009
Stuttgart, Germany
26th Urban Data Management Symposium.
October 10-12, 2007
October 10-12, 2007
Aalborg
25th Urban Data Management Symposium.
May 15/17, 2006
May 15/17, 2006
Chioggia, Venice
24th Urban Data Management Symposium
Prague
23nd Urban and Regional Data Management Symposium30 years of UDMS- looking back, looking forward””Digital town and local e-government”in combination with the3rd Conference on Municipal Information Systemsand the Exhibition – “Digital Town”.
Delft
22nd Urban and Regional Data Management Symposium in combination with the Seminar on Land Markets and Land Consolidation in Central Europe.
Venice
Information Technology in the service of local government planning and management.
Espoo
Information Resource Mangerment and New Information Sources for the Provision of Urban Information Services. EDI for Urban Management.
Vienna
Gis Quo Vadis was the main theme of the conference underlying the discussions on real estate cadaster, environment, transport and traffic and data issues as data quality and data sharing.
Lyon
Managing the city of the future. Using data and knowledge bases in urban planning and municipal management in order to improve the quality of life of city-dwellers.
Odense
Technological innovation and new ways of doing things in municipal operation and management. The coordinated approach to local Information systems.
Lisbon
The development of Urban Information Systems. Standardisation, data requirements and future developments.
Blois
New information technologies for citizens and local authorities. Technologies like automatic cartography, optical devices, artificial intelligence, messaggery tools and intelligent card based systems.
The Hague
Information needs for local authorities, in combination with the 12th meeting of the Spatially Oriented Referencing Systems Association (SORSA). The role of information systems in planning and and decision making in local authorities. The state of the art of present information systems. The aspects affecting the development of information systems.
Padua
Urban data management and the end users. Special attention to decision support systems, new tools for end-users, information systems for urban and regional planning and land information systems.
Valencia
Practical applications of urban information systems, in particular of urban data banks.
Oslo
The comparative study of major urban data management projects with emphasize on the design and the extent to which the systems have met users requirements.
The Hague
Exploring new horizons in urban data management, including its theoretical, functional, administrative, political and ethical.
Liège
Practical applications of urban information systems, in particular of urban data banks.
Stockholm
The comparative study of major urban data management projects with emphasize on the design and the extent to which the systems have met users requirements.
Madrid
Experiences with urban information Systems; special studies concerninginformation needs, data exchange and software.
Paris
Systems for city planning and transporto planning: overview of existing information Special study groups dealing with data structures and geocoding.
London
Experiences with urban information Systems; special studies concerninginformation needs, data exchange and software.
Bonn
The role of data banks in urban and regional planning: experiences in a number of cities.
In 1994 UDMS joined forces with AM/FM GIS International European Division and EGIS, which resulted in three joint european conferences and exhibition on geographical information:
1995: The Hague
1996: Barcelona
1997: Vienna