Surveying for Climate Resilience: Practical Climate Actions
FIG Guide 2026 - FIG Climate Compass Task Force - Humanity is dealing with a global climate crisis, with disproportionate impact on vulnerable regions, countries and people. Surveyors have a major role to play supporting the adaptation and mitigation of climate impacts at the global, national and local levels.
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The Land Administration Domain Model an overview, and LADM in the classroom - extended
FIG Guide 2025 - overview and extended version on the developemnt and use of the Land Administration Domain Model (LADM)
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FIG Publication no. 83 - FIG Policy Statement: Climate Responsible Land Governance and Disaster Resilience: Safeguarding Land Rights
FIG Regional Conference 2024 held in Nepal addressed the most challenging issue of our time, the climate crisis.
A call to action promotes the engagement and role that surveyors can have in contributing to the climate change agenda
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FIG Publication no. 64 2nd edition - FIG Guide: Reference Frames in Practice Manual
This publication is published by FIG Commission 5, Positioning and Measurement, Working Group 5.2 Reference Frames and is an update 2024 to the original publication 64 from 2014
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FIG Publication no. 82 - FIG Report: Mapping the World a Better Place
FIG Volunteer Community Surveyor Program VCSP - FIG Young Surveyors Network and UN-Habitat - Global Land Tool Network GLTN
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FIG 2025 Proceedings
"Collaboration, Innovation and REsilience: Championing a Digital Generation” FIG Working Week 2025
Proceedings
FIG Peer Review Journal
Since 2008 it has been possible to offer a conference paper for a peer-review, an opportunity that about 10% of presenters take advantage of.
The accepted papers that have been presented at a
major FIG conference are included in the FIG Peer Review Journal.
Visit FIG Peer Review Journal
FIG Surveyors Reference Library
The library is a shortcut to all papers from FIG Congresses, Working Weeks and other FIG events, as well as so-called recommended papers that are specially selected by the ten FIG commissions.
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