How are technological developments, skills shortages and the pandemic affecting the broader geospatial community in Australia? To find out, GIM International spoke to Paul Digney, president of the Surveying and...

Since it is winter in the Northern Hemisphere, GIM International’s first issue of 2020 contains two articles involving lots of snow and ice. One of them takes you on a Lidar mapping...

Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) and Airbus Defence and Space have signed a contract for SSC ground segment support services to the new Pléiades Neo constellation of very-high-resolution Earth Observation satellites....

Now that the summer holidays in the northern hemisphere have come to an end, it is time for geomatics professionals to start thinking about the autumn. From 16-18 October, this year's Intergeo event...

The summer here in the northern hemisphere is now fully underway. Here in the UK, another successful Geo Business took place back in May, in case it’s becoming a distant memory...

During the AGI’s Annual Conference, GeoCom2017, on 25 November 2017 at the Royal Geographic Society in London, I was asked about our journey so far toward a ‘smarter way of...

In Sweden, the land title organisation, Lantmäteriet is piloting the use of the innovative financial technology Blockchain, best known as the enabling technology behind the virtual currency bitcoin where each...

In a fiercely competitive landscape, there is considerable pressure on GNSS companies such as Hemisphere GNSS to be innovative and respond to the challenging market conditions. New developments, such as...

The recent FIG working week in New Zealand and GEO Business in London all highlight the growing influence of geospatial. But will our core skills change? asks Gordon Johnston, chair...

ESA and Australia's national geological survey, Geoscience Australia, have agreed to cooperate to ensure data from the EU’s Sentinel satellites are accessible in Southeast Asia and the South Pacific. The agreement...