After thoughtful reflection, I have accepted the mantle of leadership from President Tseng. Senior members have offered their reassurance, emphasizing there is no reason for apprehension. Over the years, this society has flourished under the leadership of its presidents, secretaries-general, board members, supervisors, and committees, establishing a robust foundation. It has been a cornerstone in advancing national surveying and resource investigation missions. Academically, the society has actively organized and co-organized domestic conferences, fostering a platform for scholars, experts, and students to share and exchange research in photogrammetry and remote sensing. Furthermore, its active engagement with international academic organizations has facilitated the dissemination and enhancement of expertise globally. Being part of the CSPRS organization is a profound honor and a significant responsibility.