Core Insights - The conference focused on strengthening satellite remote sensing application capabilities to support the "One Map" initiative, highlighting the progress and experiences gained from the implementation of the "Three-Year Action Plan" for natural resource satellite remote sensing application [1] Group 1: Satellite Remote Sensing Application - The conference featured 11 typical reports that summarized the advancements made in satellite remote sensing application systems at various levels of government [1] - The "One Map" initiative is seen as a catalyst for deepening practical cooperation and enhancing satellite remote sensing application capabilities [1] Group 2: New Data Products and Platforms - The Natural Resources Ministry's satellite center introduced application-ready remote sensing data products and the SatAI V1.0 model for intelligent interpretation and analysis [2] - The application-ready remote sensing data products have significantly improved application efficiency by ensuring consistency and standardized processing from the data source [2] - The SatAI platform encompasses the entire process from sample collection to model training, and has been applied in various natural resource management tasks [2] Group 3: Future Directions - Future efforts will focus on building a high-quality governance system for application-ready remote sensing data and enhancing the value and application efficiency of remote sensing data [3] - There will be an emphasis on accelerating the iterative development of large models to improve dynamic sensing capabilities [3] - The collaboration between different levels of government will be leveraged to promote the construction of small satellite systems for natural resource management [3]