ISPRS Congress 2030

About Korean Society of Surveying, Geodesy, Photogrammetry and Cartography

The Korean Society of Surveying, Geodesy, Photogrammetry and Cartography (KSGPC) is a leading professional organization established in 1981, dedicated to advancing the field of geospatial sciences and technologies.

As the ISPRS Ordinary Member representing Korea, KSGPC has been actively engaged in international cooperation and partnerships across academia, government, and industry.

Our Mission

KSGPC promotes research and professional collaboration in surveying, geodesy, photogrammetry, and cartography while fostering international scientific exchange and capacity building.

Key Business Areas

Surveying and Geodetic Research
Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
Cartography and Map Production
Geospatial Information Sciences
International Technical Cooperation
Academic Conferences and Seminars
Professional Development Programs

Contact Information

Web: www.ksgpc.or.kr

Tel: +82-2-566-8901

Email: [email protected]

Why Korea? Why Incheon?

Korea stands as a global leader in geospatial science and technology, offering an ideal setting for ISPRS Congress 2030.

Geospatial Excellence

Korea maintains a strong academic foundation in photogrammetry, remote sensing, and spatial information sciences, with advanced satellite programs including KOMPSAT-7.

Digital Innovation Hub

As a pioneering nation in smart cities, digital twin technology, and AI-driven geospatial intelligence, Korea exemplifies cutting-edge spatial technology development.

Safe & Welcoming

Widely recognized as one of the safest destinations with exceptional hospitality, Korea provides a secure and comfortable environment for international participants.

Global Connectivity

Direct flights from 178 cities and 54 countries via Incheon International Airport ensure seamless access for participants worldwide.

Visa-Free Access

K-ETA system enables visa-free entry for nationals of 110+ countries, streamlining travel to Korea for most international participants.

Cultural Excellence

Korea's vibrant culture blends ancient traditions with modern innovation, offering a rich and inspiring environment for scientific exchange.

Host City: Incheon & Congress Venue

Incheon: A Dynamic City, A Global Gateway

Incheon stands at the crossroads of global connectivity and spatial innovation. As Korea's main international gateway, it offers an environment where advanced research, smart-city development, and international exchange naturally converge.

Songdo ConvensiA

Located in the heart of Songdo International City, just 20 minutes from Incheon International Airport and 60 minutes from Seoul, Songdo ConvensiA is a world-class convention center offering:

3,000-seat Grand Ballroom for plenary sessions
35 Meeting Rooms for technical sessions
900-booth Exhibition Hall with flexible space configuration
Professional on-site catering and amenities
Sustainable venue with LEED certification

Everything Within Walking Distance

7 Hotels (2,000+ rooms)

3 Major Shopping Centers

Cultural & Performance Venues

All within a 15-minute walk from the congress venue

Seamless Travel Authorization:

K-ETA (Korea Electronic Travel Authorization) is an efficient online travel authorization system that enables nationals from eligible visa-free countries to visit Korea with minimal travel barriers. As of 2026, over 100 countries are eligible for visa-free entry via a simple online process.

Quick & Easy Process

✓ Apply online in minutes
✓ Low processing fee (USD 7-8)
✓ Valid for multiple entries
✓ Multi-year validity

Apply for K-ETA →

Congress Program

7-Day Program Overview

The ISPRS Congress 2030 will feature a comprehensive program combining world-class scientific presentations, technical sessions, exhibitions, and cultural experiences.

Day 0

Saturday, June 29

Registration & Welcome

Day 1-5

Sunday-Thursday

Technical Sessions & General Assembly

Day 6

Friday, July 5

Final Sessions & Social Events

Day 7

Saturday, July 6

Closing Ceremony

Key Program Features

The congress will feature:

Plenary sessions with leading international experts
Technical sessions covering cutting-edge geospatial research
Exhibitions showcasing latest innovations and applications
Student consortium and career development programs
Social and cultural events fostering global networking
Technical tours to leading research institutions and companies

Technical & Social Tours

Experience Korea's geospatial excellence and natural beauty through curated technical and cultural tours.

Technical Tours

Participants will visit Korea's leading geospatial research institutions and innovative companies:

Korea Polar Research Institute (KOPRI)
National Geographic Information Institute (NGII)
Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI)
Hyundai Motor Studio & Naver Labs
Leading satellite and remote sensing companies

Social & Cultural Tours

Explore Korea's rich heritage and modern attractions:

Ganghwado Island (nature & cultural experiences)
DMZ Peace Trail (historical significance)
Seoul cultural landmarks & K-culture
Busan coastal destinations
Traditional temple stays & local cuisine
Optional pre- and post-congress extended tours

Get In Touch

For inquiries about ISPRS Congress 2030, please contact the organizing committee.

KSGPC Secretariat

Korean Society of Surveying, Geodesy, Photogrammetry and Cartography

Address:
213-12, Saechang-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, 04376
Republic of Korea

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