第六届位置服务科技论坛暨北斗与低空经济产业规模化交流活动在贵阳举行

Core Insights - The sixth Location Service Technology Forum highlighted the application of the BeiDou satellite navigation system and the industrialization of the low-altitude economy, indicating a shift from concept validation to large-scale commercialization [1][2] - BeiDou, as China's self-constructed global satellite navigation system, has achieved full networking and is now in the stage of large-scale application, providing a high-precision, reliable, and comprehensive "spatial-time foundation" for the low-altitude economy [1] Group 1 - The low-altitude economy is expected to grow into a trillion-level industrial cluster, supported by continuous optimization of airspace management policies and technological breakthroughs [1] - Guizhou has enhanced its service capabilities by expanding its reference station network from 89 to 216 stations, facilitating data sharing with sectors like electricity and seismology [2] - The establishment of a "Geographic Information Spatio-Temporal Big Data Zone" at the Guiyang Big Data Exchange aims to regulate and promote the circulation of geographic information data [2] Group 2 - Collaborative platforms such as "National Land Survey Cloud (Guizhou)", "BeiDou + Police Dispatch", "Fisheries Regulation Treasure", and "Smart Shipping" have been developed to provide precise navigation and positioning services across various sectors [2] - The event was organized by the National Data Bureau and the Guizhou Provincial Government, with participation from multiple industry associations, marking it as part of the 2025 China International Big Data Industry Expo [2]