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Geospatial aims to regulate, develop, supervise, and monitor the surveying, geospatial information, and imaging sector related to its work in the Kingdom, with the exception of work related to the Ministry of Defense. In order to achieve quality, improve performance, and maintain security aspects in coordination with the concerned authorities, it has the right to do everything necessary to achieve its goals.

Organisations and Rules

Regulations:

By issuing the regulations, the Authority aims to regulate, develop, supervise, and monitor the Survey and Geospatial Information and Imaging Sector in the Kingdom, in a manner that achieves quality, enhances performance.

Governance and Policies:

By issuing the governance and policies, the Authority aims to regulate, develop, supervise, and monitor the Survey and Geospatial Information and Imaging Sector in the Kingdom.

Standards and Specifications

In order to achieve the integrated utilization of the geospatial information system, GEOSA establishes standards pertaining to the surveying, geospatial information, and imaging sector within its purview. The Authority endeavors to regularly update these standards, ensure their implementation, and adherence to them.

The National Geospatial Platform

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National Geospatial Platform

National Geospatial Infrastructure Window, to optimize the benefits of consolidating geospatial data efforts and integrating them through a national geospatial system and database accessible to all government entities, the aim is to facilitate easy and secure sharing and utilization of this data. This will be accomplished in accordance with a defined publishing policy that protects rights and enhances data security.

Products and Services

Geospatial licenses

GEOSA offers commercial establishments a licensing service that grants them permission to engage in a specific activity outlined in the license. This authorization enables the facility to conduct surveying and geospatial information activities in

Geospatial Permits

GEOSA provides the permit service to carry out aerial photography and survey work, marine hydrographic survey work panoramic imagery and comparable technology, in accordance with the controls and conditions of the geospatial work permit.

GEOSA In Numbers

52+

Beneficiaries of the national geospatial platform from the private sector

78+

Beneficiaries of the national geospatial platform from government agencies

+18

Beneficiaries of the national geospatial platform from the academic sector

209

Continuous monitoring station

+41

Absolute terrestrial gravity station

+14

Relative Earth gravity station

12

A station to measure tides on the coast of the Kingdom

3893

A station for the National Earth Gravity Network

Last update: end of the fourth quarter of 2023