Geo Week 2027

How it compares

GEO Business puts geospatial technology in front of a London audience working across infrastructure, government, utilities and environmental management. Its emphasis on how organizations use location data makes it a useful comparison for teams whose questions extend from surveying into analysis and operational decisions. Geo Week gives more room to the relationship between capture systems, mapping production and the built environment, with ASPRS adding a photogrammetry and remote-sensing community.

INTERGEO covers geodesy, geoinformation and land management through an international exhibition and conference. It suits businesses looking for a European market view and conversations across the broader surveying and geospatial supply chain. Geo Week is more closely tied to US mapping practice and the delivery problems faced by infrastructure owners, government agencies and reality capture service providers.

Commercial UAV Expo concentrates on integrating and operating commercial drones, including pilot training and public-safety applications. It is the more focused choice when the aircraft operation is the central problem. At Geo Week, drones are one collection platform among several. The stronger fit is a team comparing how aerial imagery, terrestrial scans, positioning and bathymetric measurements feed the same engineering or asset-management workflow.

Geo Week suits mapping and reality capture teams choosing how to turn measurements from several sensors into infrastructure and building decisions.

Who exhibits

The mix spans the chain from collecting measurements to producing a usable model. RIEGL brings airborne, mobile and terrestrial laser scanning, while SBG Systems supplies inertial sensors and navigation processing. Trimble connects field capture with surveying and mapping workflows. Terrasolid processes point clouds and imagery; TopoDOT applies them to transportation and civil infrastructure. Fugro adds acquisition, analysis and advice for assets on land and at sea. Together, they cover the complementary components of a mapping and engineering project.

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   Hexagon

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   Esri

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   Trimble

4. 

   Moasure

5. 

   Epson

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   SciAps

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   SBG Systems

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   Fugro

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   Radiodetection

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    Fulcrum

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    Point One Navigation

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    Xgrids

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    Riegl

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    NavVis

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    Maptek

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    Terrasolid

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    Ximea

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    GreenValley International

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    Eagleview

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    Wingtra

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    YellowScan

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    imajing

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    Frontier Precision

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    Topcon

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Geo Week 2027

The 2027 program tackles the usefulness of Gaussian splats in professional work, modernization of the National Spatial Reference System, and the integration of lidar into river and coastal mapping. Land mobile mapping and underground utilities connect those questions to field production. Workforce development and proving the value of geospatial work appear in the roundtables, alongside data storage and generative AI. The Future Leaders Hub gives the academic and emerging-professional community a place within the exhibition, while the Waypoint Lounge adds a setting for industry conversations.

• For corridor or utility projects, pair the land mobile mapping and underground sessions with discussions at SBG Systems, RIEGL and Point One Navigation about positioning, sensor integration and obstructed sites.
• Use the Gaussian splats discussion to test what a visualization can measure and deliver, then compare that answer with point-cloud processing at Terrasolid and infrastructure production at TopoDOT.
• The Future Leaders Hub hosts the first-time attendee and Women in Geospatial meet-ups. It is a useful point of contact for the academic community and professionals entering the field.

Exhibiting

The commercial program offers product previews, Demo Zone presentations and hosted conference sessions alongside sponsorships of the app and networking events. A sensor or software supplier can connect an exhibition presence with a specific capture-to-delivery workflow. The audience also includes mapping service providers and public infrastructure teams, so a demonstration needs to explain the resulting engineering deliverable as well as the hardware or interface.