In a world increasingly driven by data, few tools are as powerful — or as overlooked — as Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Whether you’re planning cities, tracking climate change, optimizing delivery routes, or managing disaster response, GIS is at the…
yIn an era where agility, precision, and cost-efficiency define the edge in data collection, Small Format Aerial Photography (SFAP) is gaining momentum as a versatile tool across industries. With lightweight cameras mounted on drones, kites, or balloons, this method offers…
In the world of remote sensing and satellite imagery, understanding the different types of imagery is essential for accurate data analysis. Two of the most commonly used image types are multispectral imagery and panchromatic imagery. While both provide valuable insights…
Mining operations are vital for economic development, but they often leave a profound impact on the natural environment. One of the most noticeable consequences is the degradation of land due to the removal of vegetation and disruption of soil structure.…
In the world of tropical timber trade, legality is often presented as a guarantee of sustainability. Logging companies boast legal permits. Governments establish official Timber Legality Assurance Systems (TLAS). International buyers request certified products. But here’s the uncomfortable question: Who…
Forests are more than ecosystems—they are homes, livelihoods, and lifelines for millions of people around the world. But a critical question underlies many forest-related challenges: who actually owns the land? The answer is rarely simple—and often at the root of…
As global challenges become increasingly complex—climate change, urbanization, food insecurity, and disaster management—one common thread connects many of the solutions: location. The geospatial sector is experiencing unprecedented growth, driven by the urgent need for data-driven, location-based decision-making. From humanitarian aid…
How geospatial intelligence is helping governments, organizations, and communities combat global water scarcity The Global Drought CrisisDroughts now affect more people globally than any other natural hazard. According to the United Nations, over 1.5 billion people have been directly impacted…
How GIS and spatial data are helping governments and communities mitigate the impact of natural disasters Introduction: Disasters Are Inevitable. Catastrophe Isn’t.As climate extremes intensify across the globe, natural disasters such as floods, earthquakes, wildfires, and hurricanes are becoming more…