FedGeoDay 2026 returns to the U.S. Census Bureau Headquarters in Suitland, MD, on April 22nd and 23rd, centering on the critical theme of "Building Ecosystems for Supporting Federal Data Stewardship." This premier event unites federal program managers, technology leaders, and industry innovators to explore the future of Open Geospatial Ecosystems, including open-source software, collaborative mapping, and AI-driven GeoAI applications. As an essential hub for the geospatial community, FedGeoDay 2026 features high-impact keynotes from leaders like Denice Ross (Federation of American Scientists) and technical sessions covering cloud-hosted SDI, FOSS4G use cases, and hazard exposure analytics. Project Geospatial is proud to provide special coverage of this pivotal event, bridging the gap between federal data policy and the cutting-edge technology ecosystems that drive national resilience and government transparency. Visit FedGeo.US for the full agenda and join the conversation on the latest trends in GIS, remote sensing, and interoperable spatial data infrastructure.

On April 15, 2026, the National Press Club hosted a powerhouse lineup of federal representatives, utility CEOs, and industry experts to address the critical "tipping point" of U.S. water management. Our coverage explores the full program: from federal legislative shifts in the Southwest and Central Valley to the frontline challenges of aging infrastructure and affordability. We look at how utility leaders are driving resilience and where strategic investments—including advancements in geospatial insights and digitalization—are unlocking long-term value for communities and the environment.