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Contents

10 November, 2015

Opening Session 5

Plenary Session 1earth observation: From Space to Surface 7

Plenary Session 2Geospatial Platform Enabling Workflows and Solutions 7

11 November, 2015

Technology Track: Trimble 9

Seminarsbig Data 9Next-Gen Smart Applications 10Biodiversity 11environment 12

FourmGeoAgri 13

12 November, 2015

SeminarSensors and UAVs 16

WorkshopsRole of Property Valuation and Taxation for Municipalities 17Street Addressing System 17

ForumYouth Geospatial Forum 18

Exhibitors’ profile 22



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0900 - 0910 Welcome Address Sanjay Kumar

Chief Executive Officer, Geospatial Media and Communications, India

0910 - 0915 Address Barbara Ryan

Secretariat Director, Group on earth observations

0915 - 0930 Guest Address Dr. Kathryn D. Sullivan

NOAA Administrator and Under Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere, USA

0930 - 0945 Industry Address Chris Gibson

Vice President, Trimble, USA

0945 - 1000 Address Eduardo Sojo Garza-Aldape

President, INEGI, Mexico

1000 - 1005 Inaugural Address Hon’ble Minister Rosario Robles

The Ministry of Agrarian, Territorial and Urban Development (SEDATU), Mexico

1005 - 1010 Change of Head Table

1010 - 1055 PRESENTATION By SEDATU on mexico’s functional regionalisation

opeNiNG SeSSioN

10th November, 2015 0900 - 1055 hrs Hall: Don Alberto (Level 4)

pleNArY SeSSioNS



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Plenary Session 1 EARTH OBSERVATION: FROM SPACE TO SURFACE

Moderator Mark Reichardt President and Chief Executive Officer, Open Geospatial

Consortium, Inc. (OGC)

SPeaKerS Dr Stuart Minchin Chief, environmental Geoscience Division, Geoscience AustraliaArup Dasgupta Managing Editor - Geospatial World, Geospatial Media and

Communications, IndiaAndrew Hurley Geomatics Business Manager- Leica Geosystems Inc, USABasanta Shrestha Director Strategic Cooperation, international Centre for

Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD), NepalFrancisco Javier Director General, Mexican Space Agency Mendieta Jimenez

1300 - 1400 Lunch



Plenary Session 2 GEOSPATIAL PLATFORM ENABLING WORkFLOWS AND SOLUTIONS

Moderator Steven Ramage Director - Strategy, what3words, Uk

SPeaKerS Steven Hagan Vice President, Oracle, USA

Ania Calderón General Director- Open Data, Coordination of National Digital Strategy, Office of the President, Mexico

Ing. Jorge Juraidini Rumilla General Director, TELECOMM, Mexico

Carlos Salmán González Director General, SiGSA, mexico

Adrian Escofet President, Mexican Wind Power Association (AMDEE), Mexico

11 November 2015



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TECHNOLOGy TRACk: TRIMBLE

SPeaKerS Cliff Holle Regional Sales Rep, Trimble Imaging, USAIan Murgatroyd Technical Sales Rep, Trimble Navigation, USA

11th November, 2015 1130 - 1830 hrs Hall: Dona Socorro (Level 2)


Seminar: BIG DATA

ChairPerSon & Lead SPeaKer Carlos Castro Correa Director - Data Analysis, Office of the President, Mexico

Keynote SPeaKer Dr Y.V.N. Krishna Murthy Scientific Secretary, ISRO, India*

SPeaKerS Roberto Infante Suarez Software Development Manager, Spatial and Graph, Oracle

mexicoRaquel Terán Ramírez Director - Cadastral and Registry Data Integration, INEGI, MexicoClaudia Cecilia business Director - Hp DesignJet, Hp inc., mexico Parada Acuña DISCuSSION AND Q&A

1300 - 1430 Lunch

Veróníca Susana Head- Spatial Data Infrastructure, National Institute of Lerma Hernández Anthropology and History (INAH), MexicoShawn Melamed Application Specialist, pCi Geomatics, mexicoAbel Coronado Head of Big Data, INEGI, MexicoIng. Elena Mijailovna Advanced Systems and Projects, SAP, Mexico Mozgovaya M.C. Elio Atenógenes Research Professor INFOTEC Mexico / Professor CONACyT Villaseñor and Dra. CentroGeo, mexico Daniela Moctezuma

DISCuSSION AND Q&A

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1600 - 1700 Networking Tea/Coffee Break

Héctor Mario Head- Spatial Data Quality Model Department, INEGI, Mexico Gomora MoralesPh. D. José Luis Researcher, Professor and Former Director - Master in Data Morales Pérez Science program, ITAM, MexicoPedro Lichtle General Director- Data and Information, Ministry of Tourism, MexicoTien-Yin (Jimmy) Chou Director / Distinguished Professor- GIS Research Center, Feng

Chia University, Taiwan

11th November, 2015 0900 - 1830 hrs Hall: Don Genaro (Level 2)

Seminar NExT-GEN SMART APPLICATIONS

ChairPerSon & Lead taLK Richard Resl PhDc, Director- UNIGIS Latin America, University of Salzburg

Keynote SPeaKer Bradley Skelton Chief Technology Officer, Hexagon Geospatial, USA

SPeaKerS Massimo Craglia DG Joint Research Centre, Digital Earth and Reference Data

Unit, European Commission, ItalyLuis Gerardo Esparza Rios Deputy Director General-Geospatial Information Integration,

iNeGi, mexicoJaime Cedeño Nicolás Coordinator- Geomatics Laboratory, Direction of sites operation,

National Coordination of Archeology, (INAH), MexicoRodrigo Jimenez Head –Geotechnology Development, Unit GITS Geography

Institute, UNAM, Mexico

DISCuSSION AND Q&A


Esther Mora Cervantes GiS manager, mexican postal ServicesMagdalena García Rendón Director General, Geomatics, merrick méxicoWilliam Perez Business Development Manager - Americas, TrimbleSemblanza Jorge Gordillo Director - Economic Analysis, CI Banco, MexicoElliot Hirian Méndez business Development manager - GiS, SiGSA, mexico Cenobio



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Edmundo Berumen O. berumen & Associates, mexicoIng. Elsa Bautista Maria Unit Geospatial Information Systems, Mexican Institute of Morales Transport DISCuSSION AND Q&A

1300 - 1430 Lunch

Jorge Lira Professor, Institute of Geophysics-UNAM, MexicoCristóferson G. M. Bueno Geospatial Development Manager, PRODABEL, BrazilAlbert Iavarone Business Unit Manager, Mobile Survey Division

Teledyne Optech, MexicoEr. Abhay Kimmatkar ADCCDiana Gabriela environtmental eng., eNCb-ipN, mexico Castro Frontana DISCuSSION AND Q&A

11th November, 2015 0900 - 1030 hrs Hall: Dona Sol (Level 4)

Seminar BIODIVERSITy

ChairPerSon & Lead taLK Ing. Raul Jimenez General Coordinator of Information and Analysis, CONABIO Rosenberg mexico

SPeaKerS Miguel Fernandez German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv),

GEOBON, GermanyDr. Rainer Andreas Ressl Director General - Geomátics, CoNAbio, mexicoFrancisco Javier Deputy Director General of Natural Resources and the Environ Jiménez Nava ment, iNeGi, mexicoRene R. Colditz remote Sensing Specialist, National Commission for the

knowledge and Use of Biodiversity (CONABIO), MexicoMaria del Carmen research, National institute of Fisheries, mexico Jimenez-Quiroz

DISCuSSION AND Q&A

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Seminar ENVIRONMENT

ChairPerSon and Lead taLK Dr. Arturo Flores Martínez Director General - Statistics environmental information,

SEMARNAT, mexico

SPeaKerS Juliano Lazaro Regional LatAm Business Manager, Bradar, BrazilXanat Antonio Nãmiga Autonomous, Geography Faculty, University of Mexico StateJose German researcher “C”, National Institute of Forestry, Agriculture and Flores Garnica livestock, mexico

1300 - 1430 Lunch

Geog. Cleotilde Arellano Director, Geoinformatics, SEMARNAT, MexicoFlavio Wasniewski Account manager - lA, mDA Geospatial Services inc., mexicoAgustin Fernãndez Engineer, Informatics Unit for Atmospheric and Environmental Eguiarte Sciences, UNAM, MexicoRogelio Ramos Aguilar Research Professor, Autonomous University of Puebla, Mexico


PANEL DISCuSSION:

Francisco Javier Deputy Director General of Natural Resources and the Jiménez Nava environ ment, iNeGi, mexicoGeog. Cleotilde Arellano Director, Geoinformatics, SEMARNAT, MexicoFrancisco García Mier Director General, CONURBA MexicoMiguel Fernandez German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv),

GEOBON, GermanyGeographer Director General of Geography and the Environment, Carlos Guerrero Elemen iNeGi, mexicoAndrés de la Rosa Portilla Director of Planning and IT, Secretariat of Environment of

Veracruz State (SEDEMA), Mexico

11th November, 2015 1130 - 1830 hrs Hall: Dona Sol (Level 4)



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11th November, 2015 0900 - 1830 hrs Hall: Don Americo (Level 2)

Fourm GeoAGri

ChairPerSon & Lead taLK Mark Noort Director, HCP International, The Netherlands

Lead taLK Lic. Patricia Ornelas Ruíz Director in Chief of the Agricultural Information and Fisheries (SIAP)

SPeaKerS Andres Castillo Regional Manager Latin America, BlackBridge, ColombiaHector Betancourt General Director of BITS, Mexico ValdezBram Govaerts Associate Director Global Conservation Agriculture program, inter-

national Maize and Wheat Improvement Center(CIMMyT), Mexico

DISCuSSION AND Q&A


Jeff Lakner CEO, Lakner Farms, South Dakota, USADr. Claudio professor, Technological Federal University of Parana, Brazil Leones BazziSusana Patricia Deputy Director General, Economic and Agricultural Pérez Cadena Censuses, iNeGiChristophe Pelletier The Food Futurist, President, The Happy Future Group Consulting

Ltd, British Columbia, CanadaDra. Maria Guadalupe National Laboratory of Geoprocessing Plant Information, Galindo Mendoza Coordinator, Autonomous University of San Luis Potosí, Mexico

DISCuSSION AND Q&A

1300 - 1430 Lunch

Julio Cesar Castillo Director of Space Security, Mexican Space Agency urdapilleta Liz Haide Huitzil Aviles Elipsis en Ordenadores S.A. de C.V, MexicoIng. Jesús Olvera Ramírez Institute of Geography, National Autonomous University of

mexicoJorge Arturo Rosales Analyst, IMPLAN, Mexico HernÃ¡ndez

DISCuSSION AND Q&A

1600 - 1700 Networking Break

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PANEL DISCuSSION:

BRIDGING THE KNOWLEDGE GAP FOR SuSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTMark Noort Director, HCP, NetherlandsChristophe Pelletier The Food Futurist, President, The Happy Future Group Consulting

Ltd, British Columbia, CanadaLic. Patricia Ornelas Ruíz Director in Chief of the Agricultural Information and Fisheries,

SiApAndres Castillo Regional Manager Latin America, BlackBridge, ColombiaJulio Cesar Castillo Director of Space Security, Mexican Space Agency urdapilleta


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12th November, 2015 0900 - 1600 hrs Hall: Don Genaro (Level 2)

Seminar SENSORS AND UAVs

ChairPerSon Dr. José Ignacio Chapela Castañares Director, CentroGeo, mexico

Keynote SPeaKer Ruedi J Wagner BU Airborne Imaging Solutions, Geospatial Solutions Division

Leica Geosystems, USA

SPeaKerS Dr. Wei Sun Director of International Marketing,Twenty First Century

Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd., ChinaBrian R. Raber President - Merrick Mexico, Vice President - Merrick & Company CMS, GISP, GLS USAAlfonso Casado Sales Director - Comercial Airbus Defence and Space

Geo-intelligence, Spain Ericka Gabriela Geographer, UNAM, Mexico Garcia Contreras

DISCuSSION AND Q&A


Carlos Fernandez VP of Sales LATAM, Spain, Portugal, UrtheCast de la PeñaMichael Sitar business manager, Airborne mapping Solutions

Teledyne Optech, MexicoRaúl A. Gómez Deputy Director General of Basic Geographic Information Moreno iNeGi, mexicoMaira BazÃ¡n Mateos Manager - Geomatics, Quetzal Aeroespacial S. de R.L. de C.V.

mexicoPatricia Castillo Peña Archaeologist, National Institute of Anthropology and History

(INAH), Mexico

1300 - 1430 Lunch

Florian Hruby Specialist in Geovisualization, CONABIO National Commission for knowledge and Use of Biodiversity (CONABIO), Mexico

Alfonso Davila de Icaza Director, ATISoft S.A de C.V, MexicoMing-Chih Cheng Research Fellow, National Space Organization, TaiwanHind Taud Professor, National Institute Polytechnic, Mexico



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Workshop ROLE OF PROPERTy VALUATION AND TAxATION FOR MUNICIPALITIES

Moderator & worKShoP ConduCtor Juan Pablo Soliz Molina International Director Product Development, Thomson Reuters,

mexico

SPeaKerSMiguel Angel Latin America Business Development Manager, Thomson Mendoza Benitez reuters, mexicoLorenzo Manuel Chief Financial and Institutional Strengthening, BANOBRAS, Thomas Ruiz mexicoAna Miller Business Development Manager - Latin America, TrimbleJasmith Alexis IDECA Manager, Special Administrative Unit Cadastral District Tamayo Barrera mexicoClaudio Martínez Deputy Director General of Cadastre and Registry Information Topete iNeGi, mexicoDavid Rogelio Director- Institute of Statistical and Geographic Information Campos Cornejo State of Jalisco, iieG Jalisco, mexicoEdgar Guerrero Centeno Deputy Director General - Governmental Information Policies

and Government National Census, INEGI, MexicoAlejandro Catalan GiS Consultant - latAm. ieCiSA, mexico

Conducted By


Workshop: STREET ADDRESSING SySTEM

Moderator & worKShoP ConduCtor

Ing. Raul Ángel Deputy General Director of Basic Geographic Information Gómez Moreno iNeGi, mexico

SPeaKerS María Elena Manager, Taxpayer Identification Service Tax Administration, García Villagómez Tax Administration Service (SAT), MexicoEsther Mora Cervantes Manager, Geographic Information Systems, Mexican Postal

Service, méxicoMiguel A. Rojano López Director. Electoral Mapping, National Electoral Institute (INE) MéxicoMario R. Chavarría Director Boundaries and Geostatistical Framwork, INEGI, México Espinosa

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Forum yOUTH GEOSPATIAL FORUM

Moderator Dra. Carmen Reyes researcher, CentroGeo, mexico

0900 -1000 SESSION 1: ORIENTATION SESSIONSteven Ramage Director - Strategy, what3words, UkRichard Resl PhDc, Director, UNIGIS - Latin America, University of SalzburgIndustry Talk lieca, mexico

1000 -1030 SESSION 2: PRESENTATIONS BY RESEARCHERS

Dr. Felipe Omar Tapia PhD Student, UAM Silva y Biól. Penélope Jaime ContrerasIng. Antonio Engineer, Pvt University Hernández NavarroDr. Fernando PhD Student, CentroGeo López CalocaAbigail uribe Martínez PhD Student, Geography, UNAM


1130 -1330 SESSION 3: PRESENTATIONS BY POST GRAD-STuDENTS

Mtro. Jorge Adrián MSc Student, Universidad Anáhuac Flores RangelYasser Said Olmos Metropolitan Autonomous University-Iztapalapa, Mexico City Lopez ReyesEdith Galvan Ochoa MSc Student, UNIGIS in Latin AmericaIsmael Hernandez A MSc Student, UNIGIS in Latin AmericaM. en C. Rodrigo MSc Student, CentroGeo Tapia McClung y M. en G. Pablo López Ramírez M. en G. Camilo Caudillo MSc Student, CentroGeo Cos y M. en C. Rodrigo Tapia McClungM. en Administración Felipe MSc Student, UNAM de Jesús Castro Hernández

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Cecilia Zesati MSc Student, UNIGIS Latin America

Sara Morales MSc Student, UNAM

1330 - 1430 Lunch

1430 -1530 SESSION 4: PRESENTATIONS BY GRAD-STuDENTS

Lic. Mariana Vallejo Graduate Student, UNAM VelázquezIng. Luis Alberto Toledo engineer, ipN AltamiranoLic. Alfredo Estrada Graduate Student, UAEMex Ramírez Lic. Gerardo Gizar Graduate Student, UAEMex Iturbide

1530 - 1600 CONCLuDING REMARKS & AWARD ANNOuNCEMENT


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Tuesday, 10 November 2015Time (hrs) Don Alberto (Level 4) Don Diego (Level 2)

0900 - 1055 opening Session

1600-1800exhibition visit for

Delegates

1055 - 1130 Tea/Coffee Break

1130 - 1300 Plenary Session 1- Earth Observation: From Space to Surface

1300 - 1400 lunch

1400 - 1600 Plenary Session 2- Geospatial Platform Enabling Workflows and Solutions

1600 - 1800 exhbition opening

Wednesday, 11 November 2015Time (hrs) Dona Socorro (Level 2) Don Genaro (Level 2) Don Americo (Level 2) Don Julian (Level 4) Dona Sol (Level 4) Dona Adelita (Level 4) Don Diego (Level 2)

0900 - 1030 Trimble Tech Track

Next-Gen Smart Applications GeoAgri Forum UNGGIM – Americas

meeting Biodiversity Symposium on Photogrammetryby CITAC


Delegates and Visitors


1130 - 1300 big Data Next-Gen Smart Applications GeoAgri Forum UNGGIM – Americas

meeting environment Symposium on Photogrammetryby CITAC

1300 - 1430 lunch





meetingpanel Disscussion: Environment & Biodiversity

Symposium on Photogrammetryby CITAC

1900 - 2200 Gala Dinner + Awards (Don Alberto Level 4)

Thursday, 12 November 2015Time (hrs) Dona Socorro (Level 2) Don Genaro (Level 2) Don Americo (Level 2) Don Julian (Level 4) Dona Adelita (Level 4) Don Diego (Level 2)

0900 - 1030 Youth Geospatial Forum Sensors and UAVsWorkshop on Role of Property Valuation and Taxation for Municipalities by Thomson Reuters

UNGGIM – Americas Meeting Symposium on Photogrammetryby CITAC

1000-1530 exhibition visit for





1300 - 1430 Lunch and Coffee Break

1430 - 1600 Youth Geospatial Forum Sensors and UAVs Workshop- Street Addressing by INEGI UNGGIM – Americas Meeting Symposium on Photogrammetry

by CITAC

1600 - 1630 Closing Session



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Tuesday, 10 November 2015Time (hrs) Don Alberto (Level 4) Don Diego (Level 2)

0900 - 1055 opening Session


Delegates

1055 - 1130 Tea/Coffee Break

1130 - 1300 Plenary Session 1- Earth Observation: From Space to Surface

1300 - 1400 lunch

1400 - 1600 Plenary Session 2- Geospatial Platform Enabling Workflows and Solutions

1600 - 1800 exhbition opening

Wednesday, 11 November 2015Time (hrs) Dona Socorro (Level 2) Don Genaro (Level 2) Don Americo (Level 2) Don Julian (Level 4) Dona Sol (Level 4) Dona Adelita (Level 4) Don Diego (Level 2)

0900 - 1030 Trimble Tech Track

Next-Gen Smart Applications GeoAgri Forum UNGGIM – Americas

meeting Biodiversity Symposium on Photogrammetryby CITAC






1300 - 1430 lunch





meetingpanel Disscussion: Environment & Biodiversity

Symposium on Photogrammetryby CITAC

1900 - 2200 Gala Dinner + Awards (Don Alberto Level 4)

Thursday, 12 November 2015Time (hrs) Dona Socorro (Level 2) Don Genaro (Level 2) Don Americo (Level 2) Don Julian (Level 4) Dona Adelita (Level 4) Don Diego (Level 2)



1000-1530 exhibition visit for





1300 - 1430 Lunch and Coffee Break

1430 - 1600 Youth Geospatial Forum Sensors and UAVs Workshop- Street Addressing by INEGI UNGGIM – Americas Meeting Symposium on Photogrammetry

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1600 - 1630 Closing Session



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EXHIBITORS’ PROFILE

An ISO 9001:2008 Certified & CRISIL SE 2B Rated, Meghe Group company - ADCC has been catering to the GIS & Engineering Services Indus-try. We deliver all sorts of geographical data & information in the fields of GIS, Remote Sensing, LiDAR, Photogrammetry, ESS, BIM, SMART Solu-tions, Surveys and Customized Software Appli-cation Development & provide Premier Software Solutions. ADCC is a people first company and its teams are spread across geographies with presence in Africa, Middle East & Latin America comprising of 1000+ professionals - Geologists, Engineers, Designers and 3D Modelers, based out of its GiS Centers.

Contact Person: Abhay KimmatkarEmail Id: [email protected]

Website: www.adccinfocad.com

The Mexican Space Agency is a government agency that started operations in November 2011. With four operational areas (human capital, science and technology, industrial development, international affairs and space security), MEA s vision is to use the space science and technology to attend the needs of the Mexican population. MEA aims to trigger highly skilled employment, drive the innovation and development of the space sector, contribute to the competitiveness, and positioning of Mexico in the International Community through the pacific, efficient and responsible use of space.

Contact Person: Julio CastilloEmail Id: [email protected]

Website: www.aem.gob.mx

The Group on Earth Observations (GEO) African Member States and Participating Organizations recognize the need to improve and coordinate

observation systems across the nine GEO Soci-etal Benefit Areas by strengthening advocacy of open data-sharing policies and practices, as well as for the increased use of EO data and information. Similarly, focusing significant effort on building both human and technological capabilities will ensure that all parts of the Afri-can continent can benefit from better access to, and understanding and use of, EO data, information and services. A strategic goal of AfriGEOSS is to link existing EO capabilities and initiatives across Africa with current and emerg-ing Geo initiatives to enhance the continent’s capacity to produce, manage and use EO data and information. The AfriGEOSS initiative is providing the necessary framework for coun-tries and organisations to access and leverage on-going bilateral and multilateral EO initiatives across Africa, thereby creating synergies and minimising duplication for the benefit of the entire continent.

Contact Person: lerato SenokoEmail Id: [email protected]

Through its Geo-Intelligence Portfolio, Air-bus Defence and Space is recognised as a world leader in geo-information, pooling an unmatched access to Earth observation satel-lite imagery with unique expertise and decades of experience in one organisation. To meet the needs of customers in sectors as diverse as secu-rity & defence, land administration and resource management, Airbus DS operates the SPOT 6 & 7 and Pléiades optical satellite constellation as well as TerraSAR-x and TanDEM-x radar sensors. Airbus DS provides decision-makers with sus-tainable solutions to increase security, optimise mission planning and operations, boost perfor-mance, and improve management of natural resources.

Contact Person: Andrea HuberEmail Id: [email protected]

Website: www.geo-airbusds.com



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BITS began operations in 1996 specializing in Telecommunications Systems, Computing and Network Management, positioning itself as a pro-vider of technology solutions. Since 2008 provides Satellite Imagery and Geospatial Solutions, for the acquisition, processing and display of geo-spatial data, to detect, understand and interpret changes anywhere in the world, quickly and reli-ably, for which it uses a constellation of 22 optical satellites and 3 of radar, ranging from medium to very high resolution. BITS has the representa-tion and distribution of big world renowned companies such as Blackbridge, DigitalGlobe, Elecnor-Deimos, Imagesat, Space Eye, Eomap, Intermap, Magnasoft, Vision Map, and Toleo.

Contact Person: Maria De La Cruz Vazques GarciaE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.gpo-bits.com.mx

BlackBridge provides end-to-end solutions across the geospatial value chain. This includes satellite oper-ations, data center and geocloud solutions, and worldwide satellite imagery distribution through over 100 partners, as well as value added products and services.BlackBridge’s RapidEye products include imagery collected from a constellation of five iden-tical earth observation satellites, collecting up to six million square kilometers of imagery each day. With this high-resolution imagery, BlackBridge continuously updates its archive of over 6 billion square kilometers, making it the world’s largest commercial archive. All new and archived imagery is available via the online discovery tool, EyeFind (eyefind.blackbridge.com).

Contact Person: Claudia HahmE-Mail: [email protected]: www.blackbridge.com

BRADAR has expertise in development of projects and high technology products for Defence Radars, Security and Surveillance, also operating within Remote Sensing for mapping and monitoring. The family of radars, as well as OrbiSAR, an x and P band radar with InSAR technology, which allows geographic information to be obtained rapidly and accurately, with the ability to “see” beneath clouds and forests. Finally, we would like to emphasise that brADAr has been part of the embraer Defence and Security group since 2011, adopting the same standards of excellence that made Embraer a leading company in global aerospace industry.

Contact Person: Juliano LazaroE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.bradar.com.br

The Committee on Earth Observation Satellites (CEOS) ensures international coordination of Earth observations from more than 130 satellites and pro-motes data exchange to address global problems for a more prosperous and sustainable future.

Contact Person: Brian D. killoughE-Mail: [email protected]

The Center for Research in Geography and Geo-matics (CentroGeo), is a Mexican academic institution dedicated to research, education, technological innovation and dissemination of knowledge in geomatics and contemporary geography, internally and International. It is a public research center integrated to CONACyT.The CentroGeo has a postgraduate program and research lines in Geomatics

Contact Person: Carmen ReyesEmail Id: [email protected]; lvelazquez@

Website: centrogeo.org.mx



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China is a founder member of Group on Earth Observations (GEO) and has been contributing to the development of GEO. To coordinate the participate of China in GEO and GEOSS activi-ties, China established a national inter-ministe-rial coordination group, which is led by the Min-istry of Science and Technology of the People’s Republic of China and comprises 19 administra-tive bodies involving earth observation activ-ities at ministerial level. The Group established a GEO China Secretariat and an expert group to support its work. National Remote Sensing Center of China (NRSCC) hosts China Secretar-iat of Geo.

Contact Person: Elma Li (Li Qi)E-Mail: [email protected]

The European Commission is a key institution of the European Union. It represents the interests of the European Union as a whole, drafts pro-posals for new European legislation and man-ages the day-to-day business of implementing EU policies. It is also one of the four co-chairs of the Group on Earth Observation (GEO). The “Europe for GEOSS” stand shows the con-tribution to the GEOSS by EU Member States, European Participating Organisations and by EU-funded Research and Innovation projects. The European Earth Observation Programme, Copernicus, is a major European contribution to GEOSS and is also given a prominent position at this stand.

Contact Person: Jose miguel rubio iglesiasE-Mail: [email protected]

ENEON is the European Network of Earth Obser-vation Networks created by the H2020 Con-nectinGEO project under the European Union funding. It includes space-based, airborne and in-situ observations networks. ENEON intends to increase the connection between the exist-ing European EO networks and the S&T com-munities involved in defining the Sustainable Development Goals, as well as S&T communi-ties engaged in assessments, forecasting, and projecting future developments, with the aim of detecting gaps and redundancies among earth observations. eNeoN contributes to the development of GEOSS and Copernicus by extending them to all relevant European EO networks, keeping connection to other global initiatives.

Contact Person: Dr. J masoE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.eneon.net / www.connectingeo.net

East View Geospatial (EVG) is a comprehensive source for many types of global map and imagery data. EVG’s corporate library holds over 200,000 maps and over 15 terabytes of digital geospatial data as well as over 10 million GIS-based records of maps and images of all kinds. A combination of unprecedented acquisition capabilities and unique skills in the exploitation of high-resolution sat-ellite imagery, foreign cartographic materials and associated reference data allows EVG to respond to a broad range of customer requirements. EVG serves government clients, remote sensing compa-nies, researchers within academic organizations, and research and engineering firms.

Contact Person: kent LeeE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.geospatial.com



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We are Systems Integrators with 20 years of expe-rience in the Mexican market and 6 years in the Geospatial and Security area (Intelligence, Sur-veillance and Recognition), during which we have provided value solutions to our customers through strategic alliances with world-class manufacturers. ellipsis is the exclusive representative in mexico of the GxP products of BAE Systems (Militar Contrac-tor) who has over 25 years of experience in the area of geospatial intelligence, also we are an exclusive representative of viGilANCe b.v. (Neth-erlands) which offers a wide variety of ISR solutions and academy services, and finally we are a HP Enterprise Group Certified Distributor an Informa-tion Technology global leader Our mission is to integrate Geospatial and ISR solutions with high quality standards and helping to our customers to reduce and optimize resources and costs by quali-fied consulting and long term relationships

Contact Person: Martin Hernandez CortesEmail Id: [email protected]

Website: www.elipsis.com.mx

The Federation of Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP), supported by NASA and NOAA, is a community of innovative science, data and information technology practitioners. ESIP mem-bers catalyze connections across traditional insti-tutional and domain boundaries to solve critical Earth science data stewardship, information tech-nology and interoperability issues. ESIP’s status as a leading collaboration network has made it the go-to place to forge consensus on emerging data-related topics. Membership in ESIP is open to organizations working at the intersection of Earth science data and supporting technologies who wish to advance Earth science information best practices in an open and transparent fashion.

Contact Person: erin robinsonEmail ID: [email protected]

Website: www.esipfed.org

GEONETCast is an expanding global network of commercial, satellite-based dissemination sys-tems utilizing low cost receive stations that pro-vide global information as a basis for sound deci-sion making in critical areas. These areas include agriculture, climate, ecosystems, energy, natu-ral disasters, public health, water and weather. GEONETCast provides vital Earth observations and information to nearly 6,000 users in 169 countries. GEONETCast provides near-global coverage through collaboration among the China Meteorological Administration (CMA), the European Organization for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT) and the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administra-tion (NOAA).

Contact Person: Eric MadsenE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.geonetcastamericas.noaa.gov

Hexagon - Hexagon is a leading global provider of information technologies that drive dynamic decision making across industrial and geospatial applications. Learn more at: www.hexagon.com. Elcome Technologies Pvt. Ltd. (ETPL) (a Subsidi-ary of Leica Geosystems AG Switzerland) a lead-ing company in India with more than 350 Man years surveying experience all together providing Surveying and measuring solutions in India and neighboring countries. ETPL represents Leica Geo-systems AG, Switzerland (subsidiary company of Hexagon Group, Sweden) for positioning technol-ogies, which includes Geodesy, High-end GPS and the highly specialized Industrial Measurement Sys-tems (IMS) and High Definition Surveying Systems.

Contact Person: Jairo r. linaresE-Mail: [email protected]

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Empresa tecnológica más grande del mundo ofrece un portafolio de impresoras, computadoras, software, servicios e infraestructura de TI y conec-tividad en la nube, creando las mejores experi-encias. En el Foro Mundial Geoespacial, HP invita a los asistentes a experimentar el flujo de trabajo, con HP Designjet , impresoras conectadas a la web por medio de HP ePrint & Share. Las impresoras HP Designjet serie Z de calidad fotográfica también se demostrará en el stand 13 dentro de la exposición. En HP, creemos que la tecnología puede crear nue-vas posibilidades para la gente de todo el mundo. Donde otros ven problemas, vemos oportunidades. Así que nunca dejamos de explorar y no podemos esperar para mostrarte con un grupo de expertos la tecnología HP Designjet. hp.com.mx/designjet

Contact Person: Gabriela ochoaE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: hp.com.mx

The Integrated Carbon Observation System (ICOS RI) is a pan-European research infrastructure which provides data on greenhouse gases from the Artic to the Mediterranean aimed at under-standing the present state and predicting the future behaviour of the global carbon cycle and greenhouse gas emissions. Through its networks of atmospheric, ecosystem and ocean stations as well as central facilities, ICOS RI assures regional data integration and supports the knowledge transfer from science to societal innovation and to policy making in climate change mitigation and adaptation. ICOS supports the GEO flagship initiative on carbon and greenhouse gases and coordinates the cooperation between European research infrastructures in the project ENVRIplus.

Contact Person: Gorana JerkovicE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.icos-ri.eu

The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) is an autonomous agency of the Mexican government, dedicated to the coordination of the National Statistical and Geographic Information of the country. It is the institution responsible for con-ducting population censuses every ten years and the economic census every five years and the agri-cultural census in the country since 1995 are per-formed every five years counts population, inter-censal event created to update the previous census data population. The work of collection of statisti-cal information by the Institute national product includes monthly surveys of consumer confidence and sample proportion of trades; occupation and employment statistics, education, domestic vio-lence and family; as well as many more jobs that give substance to the studies and projections of var-ious governmental institutions.

Contact Person: pillar GarciaE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.inegi.org.mx

IEEE is the world’s leading professional associ-ation for the advancement of technology with more than 400,000 members in over 162 countries ; producing over 132 transactions, journals and magazines and 1,800 sponsored or co-sponsored conferences worldwide each year. IEEE is also a major international standards organization with over 900 active IEEE standards. IEEE has played an active role in GEO and GEOSS development in architecture, standards and interoperability. OES is one of the 40 IEEE societies and actively strives for the advancement of the theory and practice of electrotechnology, allied branches of engineering, and related arts and sciences, applied to all bodies of water. OES operates Earthzine (www.earthzine.org), focused on the impacts of earth observations.

Contact Person: rene GarelloE-Mail: [email protected]

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Japan has been contributing to Geo since 2005. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Univer-sity of Tokyo, National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology, and National Institute of Polar Research will present “ Japan’s contribution to global agendas” such as contribution by Green-house Gases observing Satellite, the Asian Water Cycle Initiative, the Data Integration and Analysis System, the In- situ Ocean and Arctic Observations, and other contribution. Short lectures about these activities are scheduled during lunch break time of GEO xII Plenary.

Contact Person: Mariko HaradaE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.mext.go.jp

Revolutionising the world of measurement and survey for nearly 200 years, Leica Geosystems cre-ates complete solutions for professionals across the planet. known for premium products and innova-tive solution development, professionals in a diverse mix of industries, such as aerospace and defence, safety and security, construction, and manufac-turing, trust Leica Geosystems for all their geospa-tial needs. With precise and accurate instruments, sophisticated software, and dependable services, Leica Geosystems delivers value every day to those shaping the future of our world. Leica Geosystems is a brand within Hexagon Geosystems, the com-plete reality-capture solutions provider. With a sharp focus on information technologies that capture, measure, and visualise data, Hexagon Geosystems’ high-quality products and solutions create real dig-ital worlds.

Contact Person: Jorge l. páramo m.E-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.leicays.com

MDA is a global communications and information company, and a leading provider of geospatial information solutions to customers with operational needs for essential decision making. MDA delivers advanced geospatial information solutions derived from the high-resolution RADARSAT-2 satellite, com-mercial optical satellites and aerial systems. Lev-eraging over 20 years of experience in processing and delivering Earth observation data, MDA is a recognized leader in the provision of satellite-based information, data products, and services to custom-ers in a diverse range of markets that include Oil and Gas, Defence and Security, Disaster Management, Natural Resources, Mining, Aviation and Agriculture.

Contact Person: Michele SuttheryE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.mdacorporation.com

Merrick México es la empresa líder en sistemas de gestión territorial. inició sus actividades como empresa fotogramétrica con tecnología total-mente digital y fue la primera empresa mexicana en introducir la tecnología de LiDAR para generar modelos del terreno de alta precisión. En los últi-mos años ha desarrollado marcas propias de siste-mas enfocados a la gestión de las actividades que suceden en el territorio, entre ellas CadastrePro y GeoSynergia. La empresa apoya la implementac-ión de flujos de trabajo para la gestión institucional y cuenta con profesionistas especializados en solu-ciones geoespaciales y gestión de proyectos.

Contact Person: Magdalena García RendónE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.merrick.mx

The OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium) is an international not for profit organization committed to making quality open standards for the global geospatial community. These standards are made



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through a consensus process and are freely avail-able for anyone to use to improve sharing of the world’s geospatial data. OGC standards are used in a wide variety of domains including Environment, Defense, Health, Agriculture, Meteorology, Sustain-able Development and many more.

Contact Person: Bart LathouwerE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.opengeospatial.org

Teledyne Optech is dedicated to providing the world’s most advanced lidar and camera 3D sur-vey instruments. We empower mapping profession-als with highly accurate and productive solutions for airborne mapping, airborne lidar bathymetry, mobile surveying, static laser scanning and mine monitoring. Teledyne Optech systems are focused on being complete solutions, with tightly integrated multi-sensor packages and end-to-end software suites that unify all components in a single planning, operation and processing workflow.

Contact Person: Tania FesenkoE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.teledyneoptech.com

PCI Geomatics, founded in 1982, is the developer of Geomatica®- a complete and integrated desktop software that features tools for remote sensing, dig-ital photogrammetry, geospatial analysis, map pro-duction, mosaicking and more. PCI Geomatics is also the developer of the GeoImaging Accelerator (GxL), an automated, high performance, Graphics Processor (GPU) system for processing terabytes of imagery data. PCI Geomatics is a privately held Canadian corporation headquartered in Toronto, Ontario and Gatineau, Quebec with worldwide facilities located in the United States; Arlington and Beijing, China.

Contact Person: Freddy PayaE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.pcigeomatics.com

RECETOx is the Research Centre for Toxic Com-pounds in the Environment, Faculty of Science, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic. It provides university education, performs interdisciplinary basic and applied research on toxic chemicals for environment and health protection, supports imple-mentation of the Stockholm Convention on persis-tent Organic Pollutants worldwide, and decision making in the Czech Republic. In addition, RECE-TOx develops new, modern, and robust electronic data repositories that acquire and process big health and environmental data in a standardized manner, analyze and present them online includ-ing interactive GIS outputs. Czech Republic, UNEP, and European Commission are principal users of our repositories.

Contact Person: kateřina ŠebkováE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.recetox.muni.cz

Sistemas Avanzados y Proyectos fundada en 1994 es una empresa mexicana líder y pionera en el uso de tecnología para fotogrametría digital y LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) aerotrans-portado, con amplias aplicaciones en proyectos de ingeniería civil, minería, arquitectura, desar-rollo urbano, ordenamiento territorial, catastro, estudios de impacto ambiental, prevención de desastres naturales, arqueología y supervisión de obras en construcción. Nuestra misión es ofre-cer a nuestros clientes soluciones innovadoras con las que puedan enfrentar los desafíos más complejos, en el desarrollo de sus proyectos fotogramétricos. Somos reconocidos por nuestra integridad y profesionalismo. Nuestra fortaleza más grande esta en nuestro personal altamente calificado, de este modo agregamos valor a nuestro país y a la comunidad en la que traba-jamos. Nuestra visión es ser una empresa líder a nivel nacional e internacional que ofrezca ser-vicios de levantamientos fotogramétricos y de LIDAR aerotransportado, con los más altos están-



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dares de calidad, basados en tecnología de vanguardia, con la colaboración de un grupo altamente capacitado y comprometido con la satisfacción de nuestros clientes y los valores de la empresa.

Contact Person: Elena MozgovayaE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.sap.mx

SIAP assists the agricultural, fishing and economic agents engaged in generating food chains, reli-able and timely information for decision making that contribute to sustainable rural development information. It is the coordinating institution of the National Information System for Sustainable Rural Development (SNIDRUS). It is the source of statistical and geographic information on agri-food and fishing that works jointly with the par-ticipating institutions and other actors involved in the matter.

Contact Person: Ing. David Cuevas CamachoE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.siap.gob.mx

SIGSA integrates GIS with work processes to opti-mize tasks and to view information on the ground and support decision-making. It has 35 years of experience, working with government institutions and private companies, who have found in the optimization of its processes under a geographic economic framework big operational benefits, and executives. SIGSA integra los Sistemas de Información Geográfica con los procesos de tra-bajo para optimizar las tareas y poder visualizar la información sobre el terreno y apoyar la toma de decisiones. Cuenta con 35 años de experiencia, trabajando con instituciones gubernamentales y empresas privadas, quienes han encontrado en la optimización de sus procesos bajo un marco

geográfico grandes beneficios operativos, ejecu-tivos y económicos.

Contact Person: Jenifer Rico PozosE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.sigsa.info

Terrasolid is the world leading software provider to process airborne and mobile LiDAR data and images. All the applications - TerraScan, Ter-raModeler, TerraMatch and TerraPhoto – are integrated with each other and Bentley Micro-Station. The software can be used for surface and city modelling, environment monitoring, volume calculation in mining, power line detec-tion, road surface quality control and renova-tion. Terrasolid desarrolla y comercializa soft-ware para el procesamiento de datos LiDAR aéreos, móviles e imágenes. Los cuatro módu-los que componen el software - TerraScan, Ter-raModeler, TerraMatch and TerraPhoto – se inte-gran de forma plena e independientemente en Bentley Microstation, ofreciendo las herramien-tas más punteras del sector de la ingeniería y el planeamiento urbano mediante la tecnología liDAr.

Contact Person: Xabier erañaE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.terrasolid.com

Trimble applies technology to make field and mobile workers in businesses and government sig-nificantly more productive. Solutions are focused on applications requiring position or location including—surveying, construction, agriculture, fleet and asset management, public safety and mapping. In addition to utilizing positioning tech-nologies, such as GPS, lasers and optics, Trimble solutions may include software content specific to the needs of the user. Wireless technologies are utilized to deliver the solution to the user and to



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ensure a tight coupling of the field and the back office. Founded in 1978, Trimble is headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif.

Contact Person: kelly LiberiE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.trimble.com

Twenty First Century Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd. (21AT) is the only commercial EO satellite operator based in Beijing, China and has more than 300 employees. Since 2001, the company has been providing EO data and value added service in China. The company has the following EO satellite resources: 4m Beijing-1, launched in 2005 and three 1m identical satellite constella-tion, launched on 10 July 2015(16:28 UTC). 21AT had been providing Beijing-1 data to interna-tional customer through Disaster monitoring Con-stellation (DMC) and disaster response through International Charter; and will provide TripleSat Constellation daily imaging service to worldwide customers.

Contact Person: Wei SunEmail Id: [email protected]

Website: www.21at.com.cn

UrtheCast is developing the world’s first Earth video platform, with data captured from space in full color. To achieve this, UrtheCast has built, launched, installed and now operates two cameras aboard the International Space Station (ISS), including the world’s first Ultra HD Earth color video camera. In addition to the two sensors on the ISS, UrtheCast owns and operates the Deimos-1 and Deimos-2 sat-ellites through its Spanish subsidiary, Deimos Imag-ing. UrtheCast is also developing the world’s first fully-integrated multispectral optical and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) commercial constellation

of Earth Observation satellites, which is slated for deployment in 2019-2020.

Contact Person: Lyne RainvilleE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.urthecast.com

UNIGIS América Latina offers since the year of 2000 the leading postgraduate program in GIS in spanish language for professionals in GiS of latin America. Students qualify for a European MSc in GIS or for the career of UNIGIS Professional at the University of Salzburg, Austria. They join a total of more than 1000 graduates worldwide who passed to be leaders and experts in public and private institutions of their country and internationally. http://quito.unigis.net

Contact Person: Richard ReslE-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.usfq.edu.ec

The United States Group on Earth Observations (USGEO) provides the coordination mechanism for civil Earth observations activities of the United States government. USGEO’s purpose is three fold: (1) to coordinate, plan, and assess Earth observa-tion activities of the U.S. government; (2) to foster improved Earth system data management and interoperability throughout the U.S. government; and (3) to engage international partners through the intergovernmental Group on earth observa-tions (GEO).

Contact Person: Winnie HumbersonE-Mail: [email protected]

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Towards

A GEOSMART LATIN AMERICAADCC LatAm is a group company of a leading GIS and Engineering Solutions provider ADCC Infocad Limited.

As a technological solutions provider we have gained trust of our clients and partners through quality,

transparency and timeliness in our processes and work.

And now we are poised to empower the continent with our advanced solutions and services for Latin America,

to move ahead with the global progress.

Navigating future with precision

ENERGY SYSTEMS & SERVICES

WATER SOLUTIONS & SERVICES

PHOTOGRAMMETRY& LiDAR

CAPACITY BUILDING

SMART CITY SOLUTIONS

SOFTWARE

SOLUTIONS

SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE

GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM

ADCC Infocom Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur (India)

AI Instruments Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur (India)

ADCC Academy Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur (India)

OUR GROUP COMPANIES:

ADCC International East Africa Ltd., Nairobi (Kenya)

ADCC Technology Zambia Ltd., Lusaka (Zambia)

ADCC Infocad IT Services, Dubai (UAE)

OUR SERVICE OFFERINGS:

Nairobi (Kenya) | Lusaka (Zambia) | Mexico City (Mexico) l Dubai (UAE) | Mumbai (India)International Offices:

For more details on our offerings in Mexico, contact: Corporate Office:ADCC Infocad Limited, 10/5, IT Park,Nagpur - 440 022 (M.S.) (India) EPBX: +91 712 2249033/358/930, Fax: +91 712 2249605

Irina Alberroemail: [email protected]: +52 55 2755 5781

Max Hendersonemail: [email protected]: +52 55 4370 6156

Shreya Chandolaemail: [email protected]: +52 55 3006 4317

Find out more:Visit our Booth at Booth No. 3www.leica-geosystems.com

www.hexagongeospatial.com

L A T A M

Towards

A GEOSMART LATIN AMERICAADCC LatAm is a group company of a leading GIS and Engineering Solutions provider ADCC Infocad Limited.

As a technological solutions provider we have gained trust of our clients and partners through quality,

transparency and timeliness in our processes and work.

And now we are poised to empower the continent with our advanced solutions and services for Latin America,

to move ahead with the global progress.

Navigating future with precision

ENERGY SYSTEMS & SERVICES

WATER SOLUTIONS & SERVICES

PHOTOGRAMMETRY& LiDAR

CAPACITY BUILDING

SMART CITY SOLUTIONS

SOFTWARE

SOLUTIONS

SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE

GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM

ADCC Infocom Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur (India)

AI Instruments Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur (India)

ADCC Academy Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur (India)

OUR GROUP COMPANIES:

ADCC International East Africa Ltd., Nairobi (Kenya)

ADCC Technology Zambia Ltd., Lusaka (Zambia)

ADCC Infocad IT Services, Dubai (UAE)

OUR SERVICE OFFERINGS:

Nairobi (Kenya) | Lusaka (Zambia) | Mexico City (Mexico) l Dubai (UAE) | Mumbai (India)International Offices:

For more details on our offerings in Mexico, contact: Corporate Office:ADCC Infocad Limited, 10/5, IT Park,Nagpur - 440 022 (M.S.) (India) EPBX: +91 712 2249033/358/930, Fax: +91 712 2249605

Irina Alberroemail: [email protected]: +52 55 2755 5781

Max Hendersonemail: [email protected]: +52 55 4370 6156

Shreya Chandolaemail: [email protected]: +52 55 3006 4317

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