At the GeoIgnite conference in Ottawa, Wade Larsen of Urthecast described what may be a killer application for satellite imagery captured daily. Farmers in the US over-irrigate by 25% per year. A recent study has […]
Chattanooga’s power company Electric Power Board (EPB) is one of the most advanced with respect to adopting smart grid technology in North America. At HXGNLive in Las Vegas, Ken Jones reported quantified benefits that EPB […]
Traditional output from a GPR scanner showing hyperbolas reflected from underground utilities The most exciting technology announcement at HXGNLive is a new ground penetrating radar (GPR) solution that dramatically lowers the bar for GPR scanning, […]
Are there things that an owner, agency or municipal government responsible for an airport, industrial campus, or town can do to reduce the risk of underground utility damage, the associated disruptions to operations and business […]
Back in 2016 Gartner predicted that by 2020 the largest electric power company will be an Uber-like behemoth that will not own assets but will simply manage energy suppliers and energy consumers in an open […]
In his foresighted talk at Geo Business in London, industry insider Adam Box raised warning flags for the construction industry – if the industry is unable to change from within there are signs that major […]
At the first Longitude meetup in the U.K., organized by Ben Flanagan, Kenneth Field, and Chris Wesson, Ed Parsons presented his perspective on one of the directions to expect from geospatial in the future. It […]
Integrated geospatial and BIM is increasingly being recognized as essential for full lifecycle construction and for enabling urban digital twins. At this year’s Geo Business in London the importance of integrating these technologies was asserted […]