2-DAY PROGRAM

National Mapping: Transition to a Knowledge Economy

Overview

Geospatial information's role and relevance have permeated all spheres of modern living. No longer limited to national security or socio-economic and environmental management, geospatial data is now providing a competitive edge to businesses and becoming a daily necessity for digitally connected consumers.

National Mapping Authorities (NMAs) must continue modernizing their geospatial strategies and workflows to cater to the increased demand for geospatial content while remaining effective and cost-efficient.

Innovations in 4IR technologies have transformed how geospatial data is captured, managed, and produced. More and more industry players are now contributing to creating geospatial content, which continues expanding the value chain and its larger ecosystem. Sharing and collaboration around national data and downstream apps and services will create value and new business models for NMAs and the industry.

2-DAY PROGRAM ON NATIONAL MAPPING:

TRANSITION TO A KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY AT GWF 2024

The National Mapping program will discuss the evolving geospatial stakeholder ecosystem, technology trends, new opportunities, evolved user demands, and the ideal collaborative framework for better national geospatial knowledge services.

SUBMIT INTEREST TO SPEAK Submission Deadline | 15 October 2023

Session Highlights

  • Digital transformation and modernization of NMAs
  • Evolving user landscape
  • Technologies and standards for the knowledge economy
  • Future geospatial ecosystem value chain
  • Collaborative workflows driving new business models
  • National Geospatial Strategies generating socio-economic values

TARGET SEGMENTS

National topographic Mapping Agencies
Hydrographic Agencies
Geological Agencies
Spatial Data Infrastructure Agencies
Earth Observation Agencies
Land and Cadastre Agencies
Technology Providers