The Geographical Organization of the Armed Forces was established in 1956 to meet the country’s needs for mapping and geographic information, particularly in the defense and military sectors.
The Geographical Organization of the Armed Forces was established in 1956 to meet the country’s needs for mapping and geographic information, particularly in the defense and military sectors. Initially, the organization operated with limited and basic tools, but over the years, it has evolved into a sophisticated institution equipped with advanced technologies.
The Geographical Organization of the Armed Forces offers extensive services in various fields, including:
The organization is responsible for producing accurate topographic, cadastral, and military maps essential for the armed forces and other governmental institutions.
Using advanced satellite imagery and remote sensing technologies, the organization provides updated and precise spatial information.
The organization plays a vital role in developing and implementing GIS for defense, urban planning, and agricultural purposes.
The organization conducts geodetic surveys for boundary determination and land management in urban and rural areas.
The organization regularly produces geographical atlases and reference books, which are not only vital for military applications but also accessible to the general public.
In natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods, the organization contributes significantly by providing precise maps and spatial data for effective crisis management.
With its skilled workforce and advanced technology, the Geographical Organization of the Armed Forces fulfills the spatial data and geographic information needs of the armed forces. It also plays a crucial role in national development and scientific progress. By producing strategic information and offering services to civilian sectors, this organization has become a vital pillar in Iran's infrastructure.
The organization strives to achieve self-sufficiency and enhance the quality and accuracy of spatial data by adopting cutting-edge technologies such as drones, artificial intelligence, and big data analysis.
