EAASI Becomes a Member of EUROGI
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EAASI Becomes a Member of EUROGI

The European Association of Aerial Surveying Industries (EAASI) has recently joined EUROGI, the European Umbrella Organisation for Geographic Information. Established in 1994, EUROGI represents the needs of all organizations in Europe that generate and use geographic information. EUROGI aims to facilitate value creation from location-based information for a sustainable, prosperous and cohesive Europe. The organization represents users and providers of location-based data and technologies from the European public, academic and private sectors.

EAASI is currently the only platform for regular contact and knowledge exchange within the aerial surveying industry. In this regard, the alliance with EUROGI is key as EAASI aims to represent the industry members in front of relevant associations and governmental agencies.

“The collaboration with EUROGI will reinforce our networking with many other associations involved in the field of geographic information. This partnership will take aerial survey to the next level, as it will enable EAASI to reach countries and sectors in which we do not currently have representation and will also provide an opportunity to share knowledge about European projects related to geoinformation. We are looking forward to starting to work with EUROGI as we have some common goals and we can complement each other with our combined expertise”, said Marcos Martínez, secretary general of EAASI.

Marcos Martínez, secretary general of EAASI: "The collaboration with EUROGI will reinforce our networking with many other associations involved in the field of geographic information."

 

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