Projects built on well studied and understood terrain can combat the risk of catastrophic consequences of natural disasters. A powerful reminder is the 2002 Denali Fault earthquake, a magnitude 7.9 event that tore through the […]
Our Earth is surrounded by its magnetic field that extends from the planet’s core to the outer space. It is formed by electric currents which are generated by the movement of molten iron and nickel […]
Pingo, the name itself got me curious to find out more about it. Not to be confused with Pingu (The Antarctic penguin cartoon character that we could watch for hours without any dialogues 😛 ) […]
The GeoIgnite annual conference 2020 was power packed with discussions and presentations about compelling technologies, impressive scientific advancements and upcoming government initiatives in the Geospatial sector. Covid-19 did not hamper the event, and in fact […]