SOUTH ATTENDS U.N. GEO-NOW IN DEQING, CHINA

Author: SOUTHDate: October 21, 2024View: 170

The first United Nations GeoNow Expo entitled Geospatial Ideas Benefiting Our World is held in Deqing, Zhejiang Province of China during Oct 21 to 24. As a leading enterprise in China’s geo-spatial industry, South Survey Group attended this event as a centralized exhibitor with full gear of the latest products and solutions.


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6 years ago, the first United Nations World Geospatial Information Congress (UNWGIC) was held in this place, which has been accordingly appointed as Deqing Geo-information Town since then. And 6 years later, another international carnival is being held by the U.N. Global Geospatial Knowledge and Innovation Center right here. The United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) in its resolution 2022/24 entitled 'Enhancing global geospatial information management arrangements' on 22 July 2022, recognized the sustained efforts of the United Nations Committee of Experts on Global Geospatial Information Management (UN-GGIM) to establish the United Nations Global Geospatial Knowledge and Innovation Centre (UN-GGKIC) in Deqing, China to provide opportunities to develop and expand global geospatial capacity, competence and capabilities, and to strengthen geospatial information management arrangements in countries, especially developing countries. 


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As usual, South Survey Group plays an important role in this event and display a number of new products and solutions at the booth such as SLAM RTK DotLas Plus, Total RTK ALPS1, dual-cam RTK Inno8, Laser Scanner SPL-1500, Robotic Total Station NS30/NS10, VR-Geo Metaverse, etc. With lots of innovative and creative achievements, South Survey has committed to transforming itself from simply a survey equipment manufacturer to a GIS solutions provider for years. The ultimate target of survey jobs is not fieldwork data capture but final data applications. Obviously, South Survey well prepared for this upcoming battle on a new stage. 


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