GIM Summit 2016: Urban Planning Workshop

During the GIM International Summit, participants approached location and time-related issues to explore the needs and demands, both within the geospatial sector and beyond. Other workshops:

Urban Planning: Outcomes

Planning of urban environments can suffer from too little location information, but sometimes also too much. Urban planners engage in both top-down and bottom-up city creation initiatives. Either way, location information should be created and visualised in ways that better influence urban leadership, guidance and advocacy.

Bringing Geography into Everything

Bringing Geography into Everything

As Google’s geospatial technologist, Ed Parsons is responsible for evangelising Google’s mission to organise the world’s information using geography. GIM Internat...

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Multi-dimensional Cadastre: 3D and 4D

Multi-dimensional Cadastre: 3D and 4D

In recent years, Germany's national mapping and cadastre information systems have become increasingly focused on demands for multidimensional applications, e.g. environmental...

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New Frontiers for Geomatics

New Frontiers for Geomatics

Over the next decade, the real-time smart city is likely to become a reality in many of the world’s cities. Co-ordination, communication, coupling and integration are all dif...

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OpenCitySmart and Enhanced SDIs

OpenCitySmart and Enhanced SDIs

‘Smart Cities’ are liveable, efficient and sustainable cities, where the vertical services are built on an existing, basic infrastructure. Two experienced Hungarian SME...

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