GeoConnect Asia 2023

Asia | Environment

Third Party Event

15 Mar 2023 - 16 Mar 2023

GCA 2023 invites geospatial professionals, government agencies and start-ups across Asia and beyond to discover the boundless possibilities in the development of this ever-changing industry and connect communities with solutions from the region.

Key Target Markets

  • Climate Resilience
  • Construction and Infrastructure
  • Disaster Response
  • Infrastructure Monitoring
  • Insurance and Risk Assessment
  • Mining
  • Ports and Maritime
  • Precision Agriculture and Forestry
  • Proptech and Innovations in Real Estate
  • Rail and Road
  • Smart Cities and Urban Solutions
  • Tracking and Logistics
  • Utilities

Exhibitors may register their interest to exhibit at Geo Connect Asia 2023 here. For updates and announcements, visit www.GeoConnectAsia.com.

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