Record visit and the largest exhibition floor ever

The leading geospatial event gathered 3,200 experts and 215 solution providers in Denver, CO

Thousands of geospatial and mapping professionals, which for the Geo-week from February 10th to 12th, 2025 in the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, Co. 49 countries. The sold-out exhibition hall was the largest in the event history with 215 exhibitors and further cemented the Geo-week as a convergence point for geospatial and mapping professionals to examine how data, maps and advanced technologies can deepen and inform solutions for complex challenges . The GEO week was also the host of the host to celebrate the World Lidar Day personally, a global vacation to recognize global achievements in Lidar.

“Year after year, the incredible growth of Geo Week is proof of the continued development and expansion of geospatial technologies all over the world. Since the industries experience rapid progress in technology, the GEO week is in the foreground of these changes. We are very happy to be the leading event platform in North America in order to answer the demand for knowledge, network opportunities and technology in order to make sound decisions and to solve complex global challenges. ”Said Lee Corkhill, group event director at Diversified, which produces the event. “It is an honor for us to accelerate geospatial growth and gather the industry in order to celebrate progress every year and combine the technologies, to work together and to change the worldwide technologies.”

The Geo-week began on Monday, February 10 with product previews, followed by two and a half days of extensive conference programs by speakers who cover a number of content, the geospatial technologies, digital workflows, the latest reality capture, advanced lidar and more. In addition to the geo-week and the ARSPS-evented meetings, all conference participants had access to a Reality Capture Network Track in addition to the Geo-Week and the ASPRS institutions-and delivered more valued content and findings. Industry leaders of TOP organizations shared their know -how on a number of topics that were dealt with in detail by Geo Week News.

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The effective keynote presentations of the GEO Week provided invaluable insights into the design of geospatial technology and the solution to real challenges. On Monday, February 10th, the digital development of Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) Airport, such as 3D visualization, KI/ML and event-controlled architecture, change airport operation and solve critical application cases. On Tuesday, February 11th, Francis Scott Key Bridge showed: Rescue, restoration and reconstruction, how geospatial data play a crucial role in the disaster reaction and cooperation with the cross-agency collaboration as a result of the Bridge collapse. The keynote presentations will be published online in the coming weeks.

In the sold -out exhibition hall, first -class solutions of the most influential companies were issued, which enabled the participants to compare and procure the latest geospatial innovations. In addition, the Hall Theater from the exhibition organized live presentations of top technology providers that offer practical insights into state-of-the-art product demos and case studies, and also contained a special panel that celebrated World Championships to recognize Lidar's strength and progress.

Additional peculiarities of the 2025 event included a pitch the press event, in which the latest products from Mad Nadir Mapping, Novi and Tersus GNSS were selected from 16 presentations, which were provided by Rapid-Fire to a group of top-class press representatives at Geo. These solutions represent the cutting edge in hardware, components and services.

ASPRS organized an academic hub in which university research by leading academic and research institutions as well as poster sessions in the future Hub -Hub, a new area via the exhibition hall, which is devoted to the next generation of geospatial experts, connections between the students and promotion of students and promoting students that promoted the connections between the students. Pedagogue and industry leader. ASPRS also honored her annual awards and scholarship recipients, and the Geo-Week announced the first recipients of Geo Empower An-more reporting for consequences.

Numerous networking events took place, including the welcoming reception sponsored by Trimble, a networking happy hour, a first-time participant meter-up, a Q&A and much more.

The GEO week was supported by more than 190 publications, portals, associations, user groups, analysts, cooperating events and government agencies with six continents.

The next edition of the Geo Week will take place from 16 to 18 February 2026 in the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, Co.