The American Denver Geospatial Exhibition (Geo Week) is the most authoritative geospatial exhibition in North America. It is a multi-event collaboration that includes participation in multiple geographic space events, including the International Lidar Mapping Forum (ILMF), ASPRS Annual Conference, and MAPPS Federal Projects Conference. Each event has its unique conference planning and combines into a single exhibition hall and inclusive networking activities.

The American Denver Geospatial Exhibition Geo Week had an exhibition area of 18,000 square meters at the last exhibition, with 375 participating companies from China, Germany, Dubai, Turkey, Mexico, Russia, etc., and 13,149 participants. It is a technical conference and exhibition showcasing the latest airborne, ground-based, and underwater lidar as well as emerging remote sensing and data collection tools and technologies. It places special emphasis on data acquisition, fusion, integration, processing, and visualization, making it a must for professionals involved in utility asset management, transportation, urban modeling, coastal mapping, and other fields. The mission of the American Denver Geospatial Exhibition Geo Week is to promote knowledge and deepen understanding of geomatics science to facilitate responsible applications of photogrammetry, remote sensing, geographic information systems (GIS), and supporting technologies. The American Denver Geospatial Exhibition Geo Week provides an excellent exchange platform for industry experts in areas such as geodesy, geographic information, and land management.