Geoinformation Conference 2025: Preface

Commission III, WG III/IVa and Commission IV Geoinformation is a fundamental pillar of data science that has become relevant for its effectiveness in understanding the territory, understanding, monitoring and managing complex environmental, urban and social systems.Earth observation, photogrammetry, remote sensing, spatial data infrastructures and geospatial analysis are becoming more and more widely integrated and accepted in decision-making every day, as they support these decisions with evidence that helps disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation, urban resilience and sustainable development.Through geospatial frameworks, interoperable data architectures or innovative analytical methods, governments are becoming increasingly accountable, as are other international organizations and research institutions, all of which require better information to face global challenges, as well as the interconnectedness of local phenomena.