For over 100 years, airborne photogrammetry has transformed mapping, from early analogue techniques to cutting-edge digital innovations. The journey began with Aimé Laussedat in 1851, envisioning mapping with cameras. By the 1920s, Heinrich Wild's aerial cameras brought photogrammetry to the skies. Today, entire countries can be mapped rapidly, driven by advances in technology and rising demand for geospatial imagery. Explore the history and future of photogrammetry in John Welter's article for GIM International: Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gh5-x7Pd
EAASI
Aviation & Aerospace
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European Association of Aerial Surveying Industries
About us
The European Association of Aerial Surveying Industries (EAASI) has been incorporated since 2019 as an association without profitable goal registered in Belgium. The objectives of the organisation are: > Make users and potential users of Geo-Information aware of the benefits of aerial surveying > Achieve a high awareness of the strategic role that aerial survey data play in the framework of digitalisation, information systems and virtual reality > Define, maintain and promote quality, safety, ethical and business requirements for the aerial surveying industry > Promote the use of international professional standards in the field of gathering geospatial data > Facilitate the networking and provide a platform for regular contacts, information exchange and cooperation between the members > Provide members with information about the developments of technological knowledge > Ensure that the common interests of members are represented in national and international committees which exert influence on the members > Advise and assist funding and executing agencies and organisations in matters concerning aerial surveying > Promote the generation of a sustainable market for Geo-Information using aerial surveying Executive Officers 2023-2025 President: Florian Romanowski (OPEGIEKA) Vice President: Roland Stengele (BSF-Swissphoto) Treasurer: Rachel Tidmarsh, Bluesky Members of the Board 2023-2025: · Cedric Anciaux (CAE-Aviation) · Giovanni Banchini (CGR SPA) · Engelbert Breg (Vexcel) · André Jadot (EUROSENSE) · Pedro Llorens (Spasa) · Simon Musäus (Hexagon) · Florian Romanowski (OPEGIEKA) · Roland Stengele (BSF-Swissphoto) · Rachel Tidmarsh (Bluesky)
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http://www.eaasi.eu
External link for EAASI
- Industry
- Aviation & Aerospace
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Brussels, Brussels
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2019
- Specialties
- Aerial Survey, Aviation, Photogrammetry, Lidar, Thermography, Sustainability, Technology, Innovation, Policy, European Union, and Aircraft
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Brussels, Brussels 1040, BE
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Wishing you all the best and my warmest wishes for 2025!
As 2024 ends, we reflect on an extraordinary year for EAASI and the aerial surveying community. From record attendance at our Partners Summit in Athens to meaningful advancements across the industry, this year was filled with milestones. We're grateful for your engagement and commitment to collaboration, which drives our success. Wishing you a Happy New Year as we continue shaping the future of aerial surveying together. Have a look to our video ⬇️
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As 2024 ends, we reflect on an extraordinary year for EAASI and the aerial surveying community. From record attendance at our Partners Summit in Athens to meaningful advancements across the industry, this year was filled with milestones. We're grateful for your engagement and commitment to collaboration, which drives our success. Wishing you a Happy New Year as we continue shaping the future of aerial surveying together. Have a look to our video ⬇️
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🌟 Did you know EAASI is on Instagram? We’re sharing our community's latest updates, industry highlights, and unique moments on Instagram too! It’s a great way to stay connected and discover more about the aerial surveying world. Check out our account and follow us here: https://lnkd.in/d5FrYyU6
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🎄 As the festive season approaches, the EAASI Team extends our sincere gratitude to our members and observers for being part of this incredible community. Looking back at 2024, we’re proud of the connections built during milestones like the Partners Summit in Athens and INTERGEO Expo and Conference networking sessions. These moments of collaboration are the foundation of our association. As we look to 2025, let’s continue growing together to elevate the aerial surveying industry. Wishing you a joyful Christmas and a New Year filled with success and opportunities!
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How does an industry transform itself in real time? How can companies advance their collective potential? The European Association of Aerial Surveying Industries (EAASI) answered these and other questions during its sixth annual Partners Summit, held in the Greek capital of Athens from November 19 to 22, 2024. Many thanks to GIM International for publishing our report about our last EAASI Summit. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dUsnFbGJ #Fridayreading #aerialmapping #realitycapture #realitymapping
Bridging skies and strategies in Athens
gim-international.com
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As the year comes to a close, we are proud to highlight the incredible contributions of our EAASI Young Ambassadors, who represent the future of the aerial surveying industry. Through their dedication, they’ve brought fresh perspectives to key industry discussions and helped bridge the gap between emerging talent and established professionals - many thanks to Alice Hilton and Charlène NEGRELLO We encourage EAASI members to start identifying exceptional young professionals to nominate for the program in 2025. Let’s continue inspiring the next generation! #youngtalent #aerialmapping #gis #surveying #realitycapture
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📢 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS FOR ESA-NASA WORKSHOP Deadline: 31st of January Submit your abstract for the upcoming Workshop on AI Foundation Models in Earth Observation organized by the European Space Agency - ESA and NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration ⬇️ 🔔Follow EUROGI for info and updates about #earthobservation #geographicinformation #mapping and more...
🚀 Exciting news: call for abstracts for an upcoming ESA-NASA Workshop on AI Foundation Models in Earth Observation 🌍 I am thrilled to announce the upcoming Workshop on Foundation Models in Earth Observation, jointly organized by European Space Agency - ESA and NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration, hosted at ESA’s ESRIN in May 2025! 🌟 Let’s explore how these AI Foundation Models are transforming geospatial data analysis, EO downstream use cases, climate modelling, weather predictions, and beyond! Why join? - Share your work with a diverse community of AI experts and scientists. - Learn about the latest in Foundation Model for EO. - Discuss the current advantages, limitations, and concerns around Foundation Models - Network with industry leaders, researchers, and peers. Working on this exciting research? This is your chance to share them! We’re now looking for abstracts on topics like: - Latest advances in AI Foundation Models - Adapting Foundation Models to geospatial data (multi-modal, multi-resolution, etc. including Language Models) and specific EO tasks - Integration of Foundation Models with up-/down-stream applications and geospatial Digital Twins - Advances in weather prediction and climate using Foundation Models - Geospatial semantic data mining and data volume reduction - Benchmarking and evaluating Foundation Models in EO - Computational challenges in training large-scale Foundation Models - Ethical considerations and responsible AI use in EO (bias, transparency, accountability, centralization and democratization, etc.) - Commercial use of Foundation Model in EO 🗓️ Deadline for abstracts: 31 January 2025 23:59 CET Don’t miss out—submit your abstract today! 👉 all information https://lnkd.in/drSf7ecR I am equally excited to share that we have an incredible Program Committee lined up, featuring leading experts from AI, geospatial science, climate research, and industry! Hamed Alemohammad Olivier Beaumont Thomas Brunschwiler Gustau Camps-Valls Gabriele Cavallaro Jocelyn Chanussot Begüm Demir Nikolaos Dionelis Paolo Fraccaro Anna Jungbluth Duncan Watson-Parris Raul Ramos-Pollan Sujit Roy, Ph.D. Devis Tuia Xiaoxiang Zhu With the great organizing committee Giuseppe Borghi 🌍🛰️🇪🇺 Anca Anghelea Clement Albergel Rahul Ramachandran Tsengdar Lee Kevin M. Kimberly Mazzilli Francesca Romana Cupellini Sharon Gallo Carpentieri #AI #FoundationModels #EarthObservation #EarthScience #GeospatialAI #philab #Innovation
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Modern Aerial Photogrammetry in Practice Discover how aerial #photogrammetry has transitioned from analog to digital, integrating cutting-edge sensors, #LiDAR, and hybrid systems. In this article, Dr. Uwe Bacher Bacher explores advancements shaping urban mapping, large-area capture, and the creation of #digitaltwins. Gain insights into how these technologies drive efficiency, accuracy, and sustainability in geospatial data collection. 🔗 Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dHMbe293
Modern Aerial Photogrammetry in Practice
Dr. Uwe Bacher on LinkedIn
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Technological innovations need storytelling to reveal their real impact, especially in rapidly evolving sectors like geospatial technology. Since its inception, the European Association of Aerial Surveying Industries (EAASI) has been dedicated to highlighting the potential of crewed aerial surveying. Our latest article in Geo Week News explores how Cantabria, Spain, combines photogrammetry, LiDAR, and AI for transformative uses like digital twins, efficient land management, and environmental monitoring. EAASI member AVT Airborne Sensing GmbH contributed essential airborne data to these efforts. Discover how airborne data is driving today’s cutting-edge innovations. Read more in the comments. Many thanks to Gabriel Ortiz for sharing his insights for the article.
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