Company:  Lands Department, The Government of the HKSAR
Current position: Land Surveyor
Age: 32              
Education: MS in land surveying and public policy, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Ng has a passion for the geospatial sector and his invaluable role as a land surveyor for the government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR). He has more than 11 years of dedicated experience in engineering surveying, photogrammetry, and remote sensing. Ng has consistently demonstrated commitment to advancing the surveying profession through innovation, academic influence, and community involvement.

He has shown a forward-thinking approach to integrating AI technology into geospatial workflows, setting a new standard for innovation within his department. Notably, he developed a GeoAI methodology for mapping solar panel footprints across Hong Kong using orthophotos, which achieved a commendable accuracy rate of 90 percent.

In addition to his professional role, Ng has contributed meaningfully to academia by serving as an external examiner for a mapping course at the Vocational Training Council (VTC) since 2022. His involvement has been crucial in bridging industry standards with academic training, ensuring that the curriculum reflects current demands and prepares students effectively for careers in surveying.

Ng’s dedication to the geospatial community is evident through his active participation and leadership in local and international networks. A prominent figure at FIG events, he has published two technical papers and served as a keynote speaker at FIG Working Week 2023, where he shared insights on digital transformation. In 2023, he launched the “Young Leader Series” as the organizing chair, conducting three dialogue events aimed at fostering cross-disciplinary collaboration and addressing key issues in housing, public space, and sustainability. These efforts have inspired more than 120 young surveyors, encouraging them to engage with pressing industry topics.