Geo-Resolution 2024

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and Saint Louis University (SLU) are co-sponsoring Geo-Resolution 2024 to provide a venue for collaboration among geospatial experts and students in government, academia, and industry. This year’s conference focuses on the development and application of geospatial models, such as digital twins, that can be used to address some of the world’s most critical challenges.

This year’s Geo-Resolution Conference highlights the important role of geospatial models in addressing global issues and advancing geospatial science. Building off of the 2023 theme, with its focus on digital transformations and GeoAI, this year’s conference dives deeper into key areas for geospatial research and innovation, such as digital twins, gaming and simulation, big data, artificial intelligence, and more. We will also consider how new technologies and applications for geospatial modeling might impact the future of the geospatial workforce and the skills needed to make an impact in the geospatial field.

This year’s conference will consider:

• What are the strengths and weak spots of modeling in geospatial research and analysis? What are areas for growth and development over the next decade and beyond?
• How has the development of generative AI influenced the types and possibilities of modeling in the geospatial field?
• What are some of the specific global challenges that geospatial researchers have been addressing through modeling?
• What are the new technologies or techniques of geospatial modeling that will be critical skills for the future workforce?

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The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s involvement in 2024 Geo-Resolution Conference does not imply endorsement of SLU, TGI, or any SLU-TGI events by the United States Government.

Host or Publisher Taylor Geospatial Institute