Day of workers of land management and cartographic-geodetic service
February 21, Friday
History and Significance
This holiday honors specialists involved in land surveying, mapping, geodetic measurements, and land resource management. Their work is essential for urban planning, environmental protection, and infrastructure development.
Professions Celebrated
The holiday recognizes several key professions, including:
- Land management specialists ensuring proper land use and ownership documentation.
- Cartographers responsible for creating accurate maps and geographic representations.
- Geodesists conducting precise measurements for construction, navigation, and scientific purposes.
Typical Activities
Organizations and institutions may celebrate this day with:
- Awards and recognition events for outstanding professionals in the industry.
- Conferences and seminars focusing on advancements in geodesy and mapping technologies.
- Public awareness campaigns highlighting the importance of land management and geospatial data.
The Day of Workers of Land Management and Cartographic-Geodetic Service acknowledges the critical role these professionals play in developing and maintaining land infrastructure. Their expertise ensures accuracy in property boundaries, mapping, and land usage planning.
Day of workers of land management and cartographic-geodetic service in other years
- 2021 February 21, Sunday
- 2022 February 21, Monday
- 2023 February 21, Tuesday
- 2024 February 21, Wednesday
- 2026 February 21, Saturday