Education in spatial sciences will gather at the Geospatial Week 2025 (GSW 2025) starting April 7, 2025 at Dubai World Trade Centre. The five-day event takes place at the Dubai World Trade Centre until April 11 with “Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing for a Better Tomorrow” as its title. It is organized by the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) together with the International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS).
The leader’s conference GSW 2025 unites eminent scientists with researchers along with advanced innovators and satellite management executives and a new generation of professionals throughout the world. The event delivers an active platform which unites experts for information exchange and professional connections and technology progress in geospatial science.
The event includes a detailed schedule of plenary sessions together with workshops and oral presentations and poster displays and a complete scientific exhibition area. Visitors at the event will witness advanced solutions along with research breakthroughs through the presentations of local and international companies dealing in photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial data analysis fields.
The core mission of GSW 2025 focuses on sustainability alongside innovation to build successful partnerships between education institutions academic bodies and government departments and industrial establishments. The event promotes groundbreaking alliances which develop practical uses of spatial technology in critical areas including urban planning together with climate monitoring and disaster management and smart infrastructure implementation.
The event actively strengthens worldwide communication among the ISPRS community members while expanding worldwide recognition of its programs and initiatives. The forum functions as a vital platform through which sustaining members can actively participate in carrying out ISPRS’s mission.
The approaching Geospatial Week 2025 can speed up new developments in the field by solidifying the UAE’s position as a space technology and scientific collaboration center for the world.
