GIM International – issue 3 2026

The latest issue of GIM International is here, packed with insights from across the geospatial world. We explore how collaboration between research and industry is pushing oblique image acquisition to new heights, and present a thought-provoking opinion piece challenging the way aerial mapping cameras are designed and used. Elsewhere, discover how geospatial technology helps document and visualize built heritage in the aftermath of seismic events.

Also in this edition: drone-based thermal imaging takes to the skies over Mexico to unravel the dynamics of urban heat islands through the lens of urban typology. Happy reading!

We hope you find this edition insightful and inspiring!