Around two hundred participants from government organisations, the private sector, international organisations and academia attended a one-day seminar in Kathmandu, Nepal on space-technology applications and recent developments in geo-spatial products....
There are indications that today’s technological advances are putting a fully operational multipurpose cadastre within reach, following decades of a global vision and small-scale progress towards a comprehensive map-centric land...
Intermap has won a US$20 million contract to map the Indonesian island of Sulawesi this year. The contract is the first phase of the Indonesian national topographic basemap programme to...
As the potential of geospatial data is unlocked, it’s more important than ever for you to connect and collaborate to drive the profession forward. GEO Business 2024 will host 120 global brands...
GrabMaps is preparing to launch KartaCam 2, a crowdsourced mapping solution combining high-end imagery and AI capabilities to transform local expertise into effective navigation solutions. With the introduction of enhanced...
The city of Zagreb has been developing a semantic 3D city model since 2008. The city spatial planning sector was recognized as the main project user and developer, while more...
Over the past 20 years, various initiatives have been launched reflecting the importance of cadastral data for land management and spatial development. But how have these initiatives enhanced the possibility...
The organizers of Geo Week have announced an impressive list of more than 150 supporting partners that are backing the 2024 event. Geo Week is a leading conference and trade...
Jonathan Arthur Quaye-Ballard is a professor and head of the Department of Geomatic Engineering at KNUST, where he has worked for the past 20 years. He also holds a BSc...
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