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Heritage Geospatial Symposium

Thanks to everyone that attended this event. If you'd like to learn more about what was discussed and the presentation topics, feel free to email info@riegl.co.uk.

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Leading figures from the heritage preservation and geospatial mapping sectors gathered in York in March 2025 as part of a major industry event. The event explored how geospatial surveys and immersive tech are transforming heritage preservation and conservation efforts.

Event Speakers

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Paul Bryan, BSc FRICS [Retired] formerly of English Heritage and Historic England

From Capture to Archive: Geospatial Survey in Heritage Applications

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Keith Challis, National Remote Sensing Coordinator, National Trust

Geospatial Survey & Remote Sensing at National Trust: Beyond Measurement

James Earl, Founder of OR3D

From Scans to Simulations: Digitising Heritage with 3D and Immersive Tech

Nikolaus Studnicka, TLS Business Manager for RIEGL Laser Measurement System

RIEGL Terrestrial Laser Scanning

Andy Beardsley, Managing Director, Terra Measurement

3D Geospatial Surveys & Cultural Heritage: Best Practices to Implementation

Kieron Niven, York University’s Department of Archaeology & ADS

Preserving and Documenting Geospatial Data at the ADS.

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The RIEGL Product Range

Terrestrial Laser Scanning

At RIEGL, we provide terrestrial laser scanners that give you highly detailed and accurate 3D data rapidly and efficiently.

Terrestrial Laser Scanners

Mobile Laser Scanning

Take your 3D laser scanners on the move with our range of mobile laser scanners.

Mobile Laser Scanners

Unmanned Laser Scanning

Laser scanning utilizing high-end unmanned airborne platforms provides the possibility to acquire data in dangerous and/or hard-to-reach areas.

Unmanned Laser Scanners

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