About us
Hi and Welcome! We are a group of enthusiastic people interested in maps and the technologies and data that create them. We are techies, artists, programmers, designers, geographers, developers, conservationists, data geeks, students, and urban planners. Really, anybody interested in maps.
Maps and spatial information has long been used for exploring, understanding, and planning our world. Maps, as data and art, provide a medium to discover and critique our environment and community. Our meetups are designed to help bring together a broad community of users while supporting collaboration and developing a knowledge base around geotechnologies. Come join us and see why every X needs a Y.
BayGeo is the local non-profit for users of geospatial technology, people new to mapping, and GIS professionals. BayGeo and its partners offer educational workshops, social events, and a lecture series around "geo" and other related topics.
Upcoming events
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GeoEducation Summit 2026
San Jose State University, Clark Hall, Room 111, San Jose, CA, USThe BayGeo/SJSU 2026 GeoEducation Summit IX
REGISTER HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/baygeo-sjsu-savi-geoeducation-2026-summit-ix-tickets-1989109303472
Join us in person for BayGeo / SJSU SAVI GeoEducation 2026 Summit IX!
BayGeo and San Jose State University's Spatial Analytics and Visualization Institute are excited to announce a special event:Join educators, researchers, practitioners, students, and industry representatives as we explore the current and future geo-landscape! This is a great opportunity to share your work and research, learn new geospatial skills and tools, and build community by networking with Bay Area GIS experts and the next generation of geospatial leaders and researchers.
For industry professionals, the Summit will provide a platform to share your work, acquire new skills and tools, and foster connections between your organization and the educators who are training your future workforce.
For students, the Summit will connect you with educators, researchers, and leaders in the geospatial field who are doing the kind of work that may inspire your career path.
For educators and researchers, the Summit will be an opportunity to discuss curricular and pedagogical innovations, current research directions, and building bridges between our students and careers in the geospatial field.
We welcome your participation! Please let us know if you are interested in joining the Summit as a speaker, observer, or active participant by completing this brief form.
For questions, please contact BayGeo Education Director Rick Kos at rkos@baygeo.org or Judi Heher at SJSU's SAVI at judith.heher@sjsu.edu
Attending this event in full will qualify applicants for earning two (2.0) AICP CM (certificate maintenance) credits.2 attendees
Past events
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