American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing

The professional home of the geospatial sciences, certifying photogrammetrists and remote sensing scientists and publishing the standards and journal the mapping world relies on.

9named by ASPRS
50named by peers

Peer societies

Five societies American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing is read alongside.

Who backs ASPRS

Every company American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing names publicly as a supporter, exactly as published. Companies also named by other associations on Sociogene come first.

CompanySupport as publishedAlso named by
DewberryCorporate memberAJA CSSA CMAA DPCCC GRCC +3
Merrick & CompanyCorporate memberAAVLD NSGIC SNMMI
Leica Geosystems AGCorporate memberASPLS IIBEC
Woolpert, Inc.Corporate memberIAAO NSGIC
Ayres AssociatesCorporate memberECACC
NV5 GeospatialCorporate memberNSGIC
ACI USA Inc.Corporate memberOnly American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, so far
GeoCueCorporate memberOnly American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, so far
GPI Geospatial Inc.Corporate memberOnly American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, so far
Sources: 1 published list, read September 2026

Sustaining Member Highlight (homepage). Read September 27, 2026. Sustaining (corporate) members featured on the ASPRS homepage; the full Sustaining Member Directory was not found publicly.

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Who backs American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing's peers, but not American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing

Companies named publicly by at least one of American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing's five peer societies, and not found in American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing's reviewed public records.

CompanyNSPSNSGICAAGASPLSAMSPeers
esri.comDIAMONDPlatinumPlatinum sponsor3 of 5
1SpatialTitanium1 of 5
Accenture Federal ServicesPlatinum1 of 5
Aero-GraphicsGold1 of 5
AerotasSupporting Member1 of 5
Blackshark.aiGold1 of 5
Booz Allen HamiltonGold1 of 5
BowmanGold1 of 5
CarlsonnewGold1 of 5
Critical Response GroupPlatinum1 of 5
Data-AxleBronze1 of 5
DATAMARK TechnologiesGold1 of 5
dioptraGOLD1 of 5
Duncan-ParnellGold1 of 5
EagleviewBronze1 of 5
Earl Dudley IncSupporting Member1 of 5
EcopiaGold1 of 5
eGPS SolutionsSupporting Member1 of 5
ElsevierBronze sponsor1 of 5
FugroBronze1 of 5
GeoCommGold1 of 5
Geographic Technologies Group (GTG)Gold1 of 5
geotronicsGold1 of 5
GIS1_logoBronze1 of 5
Google MapsPlatinum1 of 5
HEREBronze1 of 5
HexagonGold1 of 5
iSpatial Techno SolutionsSmall Business1 of 5
LengemannGold1 of 5
Lockheed MartinDiamond1 of 5
Michael Baker InternationalSupporting Member1 of 5
Mobile IntrumentsGold1 of 5
Motorola SolutionsBronze1 of 5
NearmapSilver1 of 5
NUVIEWBronze1 of 5
PlanetGold1 of 5
RegridBronze1 of 5
ROK TechnologiesGold1 of 5
SAMGold1 of 5
SanbornGold1 of 5
SmartDroneSupporting Member1 of 5
Taylor & FrancisSilver sponsor1 of 5
The Underground DetectiveSupporting Member1 of 5
TransitLevelWhiteGold1 of 5
TrimbleDIAMOND1 of 5
VexcelGold1 of 5
W. W. Norton & CompanyConference sponsors1 of 5
WGISilver1 of 5
WileyConference sponsors1 of 5
xyhtBRONZE1 of 5

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The outside view

The professional home of the geospatial sciences, certifying photogrammetrists and remote sensing scientists and publishing the standards and journal the mapping world relies on.

  • Authority
  • Build
  • Inward
  • Operational

Their shape

The Guild

Where mastery is the price of belonging.

The Guild is the keeper of a craft and its standards, where belonging means meeting a real bar. Its gift is depth and trusted expertise, its challenge is opening up to newcomers and new ways.

Also reads toward The Citadel and The League.

Strengths

→Deep loyalty and a strong sense of belonging.
→Standards and credentials carry real weight.
→Expertise and trusted credential in the field.

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