Karlsruhe, 22 October 2009. For three days, geo experts from all over the world came together in Karlsruhe to find out about current trends, showcase innovations and participate in lively discussions at INTERGEO. Visitors and exhibitors at the world’s largest and most important conference and trade fair for geodesy, geoinformation and land management were in upbeat mood at Karlsruhe Trade Fair and Exhibition Centre from 22 to 24 September. “Geo is in!” – those were the words of Dr. Hartmut Rosengarten, Chairman of the INTERGEO Exhibitor Advisory Board. “Here in Karlsruhe, INTERGEO has once again demonstrated very impressively that it is the industry’s most important international meeting point, even in difficult times.”
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Karlsruhe, 25 September 2009. With over 16,000 visitors, a further rise in the proportion of international visitors to a total of 22 per cent and 1,450 congress participants, INTERGEO 2009 has come to a close yesterday after three highly successful days in Karlsruhe. The world’s most important congress trade fair for geodesy, geoinformation and land management did far more than just exceed the expectations of the organiser, the Deutsche Verein für Vermessungswesen e.V. – Gesellschaft für Geodäsie, Geoinformation und Landmanagement  (German Association of Surveying – German Society for Geodesy, Geoinformation and Land Management (DVW).
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Campbell, CA – INTERGEO2009 is pleased to announce a major partnership with GISCafe.com, a leading GIS web portal. As part of the partnership, GISCafe.com will provide extensive coverage of the show both prior to the event as well as after the event. GISCafe will conduct video interviews of the exhibitors and presenters at their booth 4.133. The video interviews will be featured on GISCafe homepage, in the ‘Industry Buzz’ section of the site, and in the daily newsletter ‘GISCafe CafeNews'. more

Karlsruhe, 15 September 2009. The map of the world on display at INTERGEO in Karlsruhe from 22 to 24 September is a favourite addition to children’s bedrooms, due to its lovingly crafted, finely detailed images. Measuring 4.35 by 3.09 metres, it is the largest map of its kind printed as a single piece.
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Karlsruhe, 9 September 2009. When this year’s INTERGEO opens its doors in Karlsruhe, Germany, on 22 September, over 200 geodesy students from outside Germany will be among the visitors. Together with their fellow students from Germany, they will be holding the first international “Students Meeting” at the leading international trade fair for geodesy, geoinformation and land management, under the patronage of the German Society for Geodesy, Geoinformation and Land Management (DVW) and the CLGE (Council of European Geodetic Surveyors).
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Karlsruhe, 3 September 2009. Many of the applications and services used by public authorities and institutions will be on display at INTERGEO 2009. The trade fair is the autumn’s largest industry event for the municipal IT sector. New and advanced technologies support more complex data capture and management, thus creating new application areas in the public sector.
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BMWi promotes Innovation Park and Open Source Park for the first time
Exhibitors from a record number of countries

Karlsruhe, 13 August 2009. INTERGEO is not only the leading world trade fair for geodesy, geoinformation and land management - the congress trade fair will also be a presentation platform for innovative start-up companies. For the first time, the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology (BMWi) is promoting the joint presentation of the Open Source Park (OSP) along with ten companies. As well as the OSP, INTERGEO also helps improve entry to the market for start-ups through the Innovation Park.
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INTERGEO preview in Karlsruhe explains the dimensions of geodata – we must get used to thinking three-dimensionally and create the appropriate geodata infrastructure for this
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