According to a recent story in the Times, satellite operators are ‘facing new challenges’, namely the proliferation of satellites in low-Earth orbit. According to the author, there are ‘almost 10,000’
There are certain moments in history when society only starts to change when businesses adjust their practices. One of these moments is happening right now. Many industries are accepting a
As we near the completion of the first quarter of the 21st century, the world is witnessing crisis after crisis. Climate Change is becoming a reality as the weather patterns
Last year, while walking through the exhibition hall of the Geospatial World Forum (GWF2023), I noticed the presence of two recurring words in the various stands: Digital Twin and Metaverse.
The following article is an excerpt from “The Power of Where: A Geographic Approach to the World’s Greatest Challenges,” which will be released next month. Written by Esri president Jack
The Earth is known as the Blue Planet ever since its first images were snapped by Moon-bound astronauts. The oceans cover three fourth of the earth but are a poorly
The INSPACe 4th Industry Meet was held in Ahmedabad at Wyndham Ahmedabad on June 6, 2024. INSPACe Promotions Director has kindly extended an invitation to attend. It was a very
The opportunity of emerging technologies is rising significantly, especially with the promise of AI implementation, which can play a vital role in enhancing cost-efficiency as well as the qualitative and
Mapping is a dire necessity. Be it combating climate change, holistic city planning, or resilient adaptation for disaster preparedness. Beginning with 2D maps, we have evolved to address a range
Data-based insights have always informed our decisions and choices. Space data not only informs us but helps predict and analyze what we can’t see view from the ground. Myriad Solutions
In the past few years, the integration of core geospatial with AI, ML, and IoT has picked up pace. Sensor networks now include not only ground-based sensors for temperature monitoring
Mark Weiser, CTO, Xerox PARC, also referred to as the Father of Ubiquitous Computing, famously said “The most profound technologies are those that disappear. They weave themselves into the fabric
Hurricanes have been one of the most ruthless natural intruders to wreak mass havoc. To a layman it’s a deadly storm for the loss of lives and properties they result
The COVID-19 pandemic has stalled the design, development, and construction of airports worldwide…
In today’s scenario the need for a credible defense capability and its linkages with the rest of the determinants of the capability cannot be overlooked by any country.
The new European Data Strategy aims to make this pool of data more accessible by introducing data spaces, a concept that’s already shown itself to be successful in the automotive industry. In this article, the differences between the existing spatial data infrastructures (SDI) and data spaces will be explained.
