This time of year calls for cozy moments and delightful indulgences, and what better way to embrace the spirit of the season than with an Australian koala-bear hug from the bottom of our SDG-h...
It is now time to prepare your travel to Brisbane, Australia for the FIG Working Week 2025. Register now, the three conference days are 7-9 Ap...
Adil Sait, an FIG young professional and doctoral researcher at the London School of Economics (LSE) represented FIG at the 12th session of th...
FIG Regional Conference 2024 was held in Kathmandu, Nepal 14-16 November. A call to action was one outcome of the conference which can be usef...
A week that provided a valuable platform for knowledge exchange and networking among professionals across Europe. ...
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Meeting the President | General Assembly 2024 |
Dr. Diane Dumashie was elected President at the General Assembly in September 2022
Interview with Diane in GIM Magazine June 2023: Partnership and people in the surveying community |
The General Assembly 2024 took place on 19 and 23 May 2024 in Accra Ghana as part of the FIG Working Week. The minutes and a report from the General Assembly will be available soon Council Work Plan for the term 2023-2026. |
FIG Members | Article of the Month |
FIG has five different levels of membership and two levels of honorary membership. Through different membership categories 121 countries are represented in FIG. The membership categories are: - Member Associations |
FIG publishes each month the FIG Article of the Month. This is a high-level paper focusing on interesting topic to all surveyors. The article of the month in December 2024 is written by Sanjeevan Shrestha, Tina Baidar and Shangharsha Thapa, Nepal. Improving Cadastral Accuracy for Disaster Management: The Role of Segment Anything Model (SAM) in Digitizing Historical Cadastral Maps. The paper explores the application of the Segment Anything Model (SAM) for automating the digitization of historical cadastral maps, specifically focussing on land parcel boundary extraction, specifically in the context of Nepal. Read the article |
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