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The 4th Edition of NESAC User Interaction Meet 2026

24-25 SEPTEMBER, 2026

NESAC - Shillong

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Registration open: Secure your spot for NeUIM-2026 - Register now NeUIM-2026: 24-25 September, 2026 at NESAC, Shillong

Why to attend NeUIM-2026

  1. Discover the latest innovations in space technology and geospatial applications.
  2. Learn from inspiring case studies and real-world success stories.
  3. Engage with leading experts, policymakers, researchers, industries, and start-ups.
  4. Experience cutting-edge technologies through technical sessions, exhibitions, and demonstrations.
  5. Network with the national geospatial community and explore new collaborations.
  6. Contribute to the future of geospatial innovation for sustainable development in the North Eastern Region.

Who Should Attend?

Central and State Government Departments
Research and Academic Institutions
Industries and Technology Providers
Start-ups and Entrepreneurs
Public Sector Organizations
Development Agencies
Students and Researchers
Users of Space and Geospatial Technologies

Glimpses of NeUIM-2025

Testimonials from NeUIM-2025

Chairman,
Organizing Committee

Dr Dibyajyoti Chutia
Head, GeoInformatics & IT (GID)
Dept of Space, Govt. of India

head.gid@nesac.gov.in

neuim2024@gmail.com

0364-2308714/ +91 - 70029 46120

Organizing Secretary

Dr Victor Saikhom, Scientist/Engineer ‘SF’
GeoInformatics & IT (GID)
Dept of Space, Govt. of India

victor.saikhom@nesac.gov.in

0364-2308722/ +91 - 92060 37713

nesac.gov.in

Venue Details

Outreach Auditorium, NESAC, Umiam, Meghalaya

North Eastern Space Applications Centre (NESAC)

Department of Space, Government of India

Umiam, Meghalaya

Living Root Bridge
East Khasi Hills
The "Living Root Bridges of Meghalaya" a man-made marvel of the people
Kynrem Falls
East Khasi Hills
The Kynrem Falls is a three-tiered waterfall, with water falling from a height of 305 metres. The fall spreads out in two different streams or rivulets with each of them gaining momentum by getting merged while flowing down the last leg of the third tier.
Nohkalikai Falls
East Khasi Hills
On the edge of the plateau, marvel at the tallest plunge waterfall in India, and learn about the tragic legend that accompanies it
Umiam Lake
Ri Bhoi
A tranquil lake at the entrance of Shillong town, a place for watery adventures and relaxing boat rides, a treasure for bird watchers and those who enjoy dramatic scenery
Krangshuri Falls
West Jaintia Hills
A magical waterfall straight out of Kipling’s pages - turquoise water, large rocks, and magnificent viewpoints
Dawki - Shnongdeng
West Jaintia Hills
The crystal clear waters of the Umngot River, the lush landscapes, the rustic lifestyles, and the riverine beaches are the main highlights of Dawki and Shnongpdeng. Adjacent locations at the foot of Meghalaya’s mighty southern ranges.