Supporting Informed Decisions with Spatial Tools in West Africa Using BIM to Preserve Ancient Timber Buildings Critical US Data for Hurricanes, Ice Monitoring will Remain Available Mapping the AI Data Centres in the World’s Driest […]
Saving Dying Reefs with Earth Engine and AI Bureaucratic Issues Facing a Joint European Space Conglomerate ESA Biomass Satellite returning long-awaited images NASA Sensor Identifying Polluted Run-off on California Coast Redrawing the Global Tea Map […]
Mapping Mineral Resources at Opposite Poles Australia and Greenland have long been known for their abundance of valuable natural resources. However, with changing global geopolitics and increasing headlines surrounding the two, some maps that highlight […]
Digital Twins: The EU’s Answer to Climate Change? Google Earth Brings WWII History to Life with New Imagery China’s Nuclear Site Expansion Exposed by Satellite Photos The Real Size of Countries: How Maps Have Fooled […]
Geospatial Tech Empowers Governments for Resilience UNOSAT’s project “Strengthening Capacities in the Use of Geospatial Information for Improved Resilience in Asia-Pacific and Africa” aims to equip countries with GIS technology to enhance disaster risk management. […]
Transforming Archaeology: Unleashing the Power of Location and Geospatial Information The use of location and geospatial information in archaeology, exemplified by Tom Hebert’s work with dinosaur fossils, represents a groundbreaking shift in the field. Hebert’s […]
US Warns Allies of China’s Military Assistance to Russia The US has issued warnings to its allies about China’s provision of geospatial intelligence to Russia for military purposes amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. As […]
Lidar CANEX is Canada’s commercial lidar expo online. This is a free event for participants where they can see the latest services and technology on offer by some of the most exciting global companies. This […]