CALL FOR SPEAKERS

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INTERESTED IN PRESENTING?

We are seeking examples of cutting-edge digitization projects, unique applications for lidar, imagery, reality capture, remote sensing, photogrammetry and other geospatial technologies, and innovative digital workflows for complex built-world projects.

Tools like lidar, laser scanning, photogrammetry, remote sensing, machine learning and AI are changing the way work is performed – leading to new workflows, reduced waste, and safer practices.

We are beginning to see the fruits of these efforts as they are rolled out, piloted and adopted. From using emerging technologies to help solve real-world problems, to taking on large scale, complex infrastructure projects, to embracing end-to-end digitalization – geospaital, 3D and built world technologies are changing the game. At Geo Week, we are looking to share these new workflows, explore tools and hear about overcoming challenges – everything that will continue to drive the industry forward.

If you are a professional who has expertise, advice, perspectives or case studies to share – we invite you to submit a presentation for consideration to be part of the Conference Program for Geo Week, taking place February 10-12, 2025 in Denver, Colorado.

All conference attendees at the event will have access to both Geo Week and ASPRS sessions with a single conference pass. By filling out the single call for speakers below, you will be considered for sessions hosted either by Geo Week or ASPRS. If accepted, talks will be matched to the session that is the best fit for the content.

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Topics of interest are defined by (but are not limited to) the following tracks:

Aerial Lidar and Data Acquisition
AI and Machine Learning
Automation / Robotics
Data Integration and Management
Data Visualization
Digital AEC Workflows
Digital Twins
Emerging Technologies
Photogrammetry
Point Cloud Processing
Reality Capture
Remote Sensing / Imagery
SLAM / Mobile Mapping
Smart Cities / IoT
Sustainability
Topobathymetry and Coastal Mapping
UAV / UAS Applications
Using Technology in Infrastructure Projects

FOR CONFERENCE PRESENTERS:

Submissions for consideration for conference sessions should include a session description and list of learning objectives for the Geo Week audience. Presentations can cover everything from exemplary projects to new workflows, to novel applications of hardware and software, and more.

Please note that submissions do not guarantee acceptance onto the conference program. Preference will be given to end user and asset owner presenters. Vendors are encouraged to nominate asset owner customers to present or co-present. Product presentations will not be selected for the conference program. If you are interested in booking a Product Preview presentation, vendors are welcome to contact sales or learn more about exhibiting/sponsorship opportunities here.

Please note: Submissions must be original and not a repeat of presentations given at another conference. Marketing/Sales presentations will not be considered for the main program.

FOR STUDENTS:

You may also use the form below to submit a proposed talk or poster for the Student Hub. Short student presentations of academic work as well as student posters will be reviewed and selected for inclusion in the Student Hub.

Please note: Submissions must be authored and presented by the student.