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"Karak Engineers" organizes a scientific day for surveying with the participation of 90 engineers and specialists

"Karak Engineers" organizes a scientific day for surveying with the participation of 90 engineers and specialists

The Jordan Engineers Association branch in Karak Governorate organized the "Open Surveying Scientific Day" activities, with the participation of about (90) engineers and specialists in the fields of surveying and engineering from various governorates of the Kingdom, and in the presence of representatives from professional and academic bodies and specialized companies.

The head of the Jordan Engineers Association branch in Karak, Engineer Wissam Al-Majali, affirmed the association's keenness to qualify engineering cadres and develop their skills by organizing specialized workshops and training programs in various governorates, in line with labor market requirements and technological developments in the engineering sector.

The head of the Surveying Engineers Association, Dr. Diaa Qutaishat, pointed to the importance of surveying as a fundamental pillar in the implementation of engineering and development projects, stressing the need to keep pace with developments in geospatial technologies and digital transformation, highlighting the association's role in developing engineers' capabilities and raising their scientific and professional level.

The head of the Jordanian Surveying Offices Owners Syndicate, Mahmoud Ghunaimat, stressed the need to enhance cooperation between the Engineers Association, surveying office owners, and engineers working in the field, which contributes to regulating the practice of the profession, protecting the rights of offices and their employees, standardizing technical and professional standards, and upgrading the level of surveying services in the Kingdom.

The scientific program included a lecture on "Aerial Image Processing," presented by the administrative board member of the Surveying Offices Owners Syndicate, Engineer Mohammad Al-Mahairat, which dealt with the methodologies and software used in processing imaging data, and a specialized lecture on 3D Laser Scanner technology, in cooperation between Al-Balqa Surveying Art Company and the International Surveying Office, followed by training and field application that allowed participants to practically learn about the use of modern devices and technologies in surveying work.

The participants emphasized the importance of continuing to organize scientific and training meetings that allow for the exchange of experiences, knowledge transfer, and learning about technical developments, in a way that supports the development of the surveying profession and the improvement of its professional practices in Jordan.

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