This morning, the State Council Information Office convened a press conference under the theme "Embarking on the 15th Five-Year Plan Era," outlining strategies to foster the secure and efficient utilization of natural resources. During the event, officials highlighted that the geographic information industry, recognized as a pivotal emerging sector, currently encompasses 270,000 active entities. Throughout the 15th Five-Year Plan period, China is set to intensify the deployment of a real-scene 3D representation of the nation and bolster research and development in spatiotemporal intelligence technologies. Furthermore, there will be a push towards the authorized operation of public data resources, including satellite navigation and positioning reference station networks, as well as Tianditu (Map World). Efforts will be made to unlock the full potential of geographic information data elements, facilitate the widespread adoption of Beidou (the Chinese navigation satellite system), and champion the digital and intelligent transformation of traditional industries, thereby fueling high-quality growth in the real economy. These initiatives will serve as a robust backbone for burgeoning and future-oriented sectors such as intelligent driving, the low-altitude economy, and embodied AI, providing them with unwavering support.