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About to SASS 2027
With the rapid development of satellite remote sensing, space exploration, and geographic information technologies, surveying science has become an essential foundation for aerospace missions, spatial information acquisition, and safety assurance. The 2027 International Conference on Surveying Science, Aerospace Science and Safety Science will be held in Wuhan, China, focusing on spatial information acquisition, innovations in surveying technologies, and aerospace safety. The conference will explore applications in complex-environment sensing, space mission support, and safety management while providing opportunities for researchers and engineering professionals to exchange knowledge and collaborate.
The conference will cover satellite remote sensing, photogrammetry, geographic information systems, navigation and positioning, space surveying, aerospace exploration, aircraft safety, space environment monitoring, and risk assessment. Particular attention will be given to UAV surveying, intelligent remote sensing, BeiDou navigation, spatial data processing, aerospace system reliability, and safety monitoring. The application of artificial intelligence, big data, and intelligent sensing technologies in surveying and safety science will also be explored to encourage interdisciplinary research.
Wuhan has a strong academic and scientific research foundation, with extensive expertise and resources in surveying, remote sensing, navigation, aerospace, and information technologies. Its universities and research institutions provide favorable conditions for academic exchange. Through keynote presentations, paper sessions, and thematic discussions, the conference will facilitate the sharing of new research findings and technological practices while promoting deeper collaboration among surveying science, aerospace science, and safety science.