CONFERENCE OBJECTIVE
The conference aims to bring together scientists and entrepreneurs from various fields related to geospatial knowledge. Its primary goal is to explore the most effective ways of integrating both professional and crowdsourced geospatial data into civil, architectural, and environmental engineering.
To address this challenge, several scientific sessions will be organized, along with the ISPRS WG V/6 Workshop. Special attention will be given to close-range photogrammetry, UAS, LiDAR, and open-source geospatial technologies aligned with the main focus areas of the conference.
KEY DIRECTIONS
• Civil Engineering (Territory Management, BIM, Surveying, Facility Management)
• Architecture (Urban Planning, Architectural Surveys, HBIM)
• Mining (Surveying, Environmental Impact)
• Environmental Engineering (Environmental Impact of Construction, Geohazards)
• Fundamental Sciences (Geology, Geography, Geophysics, Archaeology)
CONFERENCE TOPICS
1. Advanced Geospatial Technologies;
2. Applied Photogrammetry and 3D Mapping;
3. Remote Sensing for Environmental Monitoring;
4. Geospatial Technologies in Mining Engineering;
5. Industrial Applications and Infrastructure Monitoring;
6. BIM, Digital Twins and Smart Infrastructure;
7. Land, Property and Spatial Planning; 8. Sustainability and Geospatial Support for SDGs
DATES
REGISTRATION FEES
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

• 20+ years of academic experience and conducting geospatial engineering projects
• Five years of educational experience in online teaching (video lectures, animated presentations,
animated lab, online testing)
• GIS, Remote Sensing, Geodesy, and Photogrammetry expert (design, development, customization,
and delivery of industrial projects)
• Dr. of Science Geodesy, Photogrammetry, and Cartography (Ph.D. plus 2012)
• Ph.D. in Geodesy (2006)
• Certified Photogrammetrist (ASPRS, US)
• Extensive hands-on experience with Remote Sensing (Assessment of Environmental Impact of
Construction), GIS (Environmental Modelling and Analysis in GIS, Cartographic Design and Mapping in
GIS), Applied Geodesy (Engineering and Global Geospatial Monitoring Projects, Geodetic Conduct of
Large Engineering Structures Assembling, TS, GNSS, TLS, InSAR), BIM (Engineering Structures
Assembling), Close-range Photogrammetry, UAV (Innovative Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
Technologies for Structure Inventory and Certification, Monitoring and Cultural Heritage
Preservation), and Aerial and Satellite Imagery (Geo-referencing, Bundle Adjustment, 3D Surface
Reconstruction, Ortho-rectification, Mapping, Scientific Proposals Development)
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Research and application of remote sensing, UAS, close-range photogrammetry, and terrestrial laser
scanning, BIM; GIS and remote sensing for town-planning, spatial management, and assessment of
the construction impact on the environment; GIS and remote sensing educational and outreach
activity; geospatial monitoring of engineering structures; geodetic support of civil engineering and
assembling works

Novosibirsk Region (SRO ASONO)
Prof. Vladimir Seredovich, Ph.D. in Applied Geodesy. More than 40 years of educational
experience, scientific and research works, and implementation of new education specialties
such as mine surveying, information systems, cadastre, metrology and new scientific
disciplines: GLONASS, geodynamic polygons, laser scanning, 3D modeling, and
metrological supervision. He founded a new scientific school on laser scanning at the
Siberian State University of Geosystems and Technology in Novosibirsk.
He was a chair of ISPRS WG V/7: Innovative Technologies in Training Civil Engineer and
Architects and main trends of his interest were:
• Innovative geospatial technologies in civil, town planning and architecture
• DEM for construction design
• Building information modeling (BIM) and 3D city models
• Environmental impact assessment
• Geospatial technology for smart city design and planning
• Geospatial technology for structure inventory and certification.
As a scientific supervisor, he was engaged in the implementation of innovative projects in
oil, gas, and mining companies, supervised the deformation monitoring at the Ignalina NPP,
etc.
Since 2016 he has been actively engaged in the following R&D: geospatial solutions for
construction, implementation of BIM and laser scanning technologies, digitalization in the
construction industry, use of UAVs for problem solving in architecture, GIS, ecology, etc. He
is busy at the Regional Self-Regulating Organization of Construction Association of the
Novosibirsk Region (SRO ASONO) with the implementation of digital transformation
technologies in the construction industry, practical implementation of laser scanning
technology at all stages of the object life-cycle.



and technology with over 35 years of academic and industry experience. His expertise spans
photogrammetry, GIS, WebGIS, mapping, remote sensing, cartography, VR/AR/MR, 3D
visualization, human factors, robotics, Lidar, In-SAR, UAV, and aerial/satellite product
development. Dr. Levin has pioneered innovative approaches, including an eye-tracking-based
method for cognitive GIS and geospatial image processing, a 4D-GIS system for robotic
platform navigation, and small UAV platforms, including 3D-printed designs. He has also
developed mobile mapping platforms integrating GPS, Lidar, and imaging sensors.
As a Principal Investigator and Program Manager, Dr. Levin has led award-winning government
programs for the NASA, NGA, US Air Force, Navy, Army, and HSARPA. His collaborative
research extends globally, working with scientists from China, Tanzania ,Germany, Israel, Italy,
Lithuania, Poland, Ukraine, Russia, and Kazakhstan.
Currently, Dr. Levin serves as Professor of Spatial Data Science and Director of International
Programs in the Department of Biomedical Data Science at Meharry Medical College's School of
Applied Computational Sciences. His work focuses on AI and machine learning in spatial data
science, geospatial big data, immersive visualization, and cognitive GIS.
Dr. Levin is an active member of professional organizations, including the American Association
for Geodetic Surveying (AAGS), the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote
Sensing (ASPRS), and the International Federation of Surveyors (FIG). He also contributes to
ISPRS working groups on innovative technologies in civil engineering and architecture.





