The first quantum gravity meter will arrive to Finland in the late summer
In late summer, the National Land Survey of Finland will receive Finland's first quantum gravity meter, a gravity measuring device based on quantum technology. The procurement will be made as part of an EU research project.
The National Land Survey's customer service in Helsinki will open in a new location on 1 June
The National Land Survey’s service point in Helsinki will be closed on 26–29 May due to relocation.
Mass digitisation of share certificates of apartments used for loan collateral to begin next year
The banks hold 700,000 share certificates as collateral for apartment loans.
Research data helps predict floods in Northern Finland
Researchers from the Finnish Geospatial Research Institute FGI, as part of the Academy of Finland-funded Digital Waters flagship funded, produce accurate measurement and modelling data on Finland's rivers to prepare for floods and their impacts on time.
Official mail is becoming primarily digital
Official mail is becoming primarily digital. As of 14 April 2026, when you identify yourself in National Land Survey’s or another authority’s electronic service for the first time, you will be directed to activate Suomi.fi Messages.