Geo Week: Salt Lake City Geospatial & Surveying Exhibition
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Also known as Geo Week, this exhibition is currently the most authoritative professional surveying and mapping event in North America, serving as a multi-event collaborative industry gathering. The exhibition integrates multiple geospatial-themed activities, including the International LiDAR Mapping Forum, the ASPRS Annual Conference, and the MAPPS Federal Programs Meeting.
Each activity features its own dedicated conference programme, while all activities are consolidated within the same exhibition hall, complemented by inclusive full-scope industry networking sessions, allowing visitors to participate seamlessly in a one-stop manner.
The previous edition of the exhibition covered a total exhibition area of 18,000 square metres, with 375 exhibiting companies in attendance from countries including China, Germany, Dubai, Turkey, Mexico, and Russia, and the number of professional visitors reached 13,149.
The event serves as both a technical conference and a professional exhibition, primarily showcasing the latest airborne, terrestrial, and underwater LiDAR products, as well as various emerging remote sensing and data collection tools and related technologies, with particular emphasis on data acquisition, fusion, integration, processing, and visualisation.
The exhibition covers multiple sectors including utility asset management, transportation, urban modelling, and coastal zone mapping, making it an unmissable industry event for professionals in related fields. It is open exclusively to professional visitors with procurement needs or relevant industry backgrounds.
The core mission of the exhibition is to enhance knowledge accumulation, deepen the industry's understanding of surveying and mapping science, promote the responsible application of photogrammetry, remote sensing, geographic information systems, and related supporting technologies, and provide a high-quality exchange and networking platform for industry experts across the sector.
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