What do environmental management, urban planning, public health and civil engineering all have in common? They use geospatial information science and technology to make important decisions. Geospatial ...

The geospatial technology sector continues to evolve rapidly as organizations invest in advanced tools, platforms, and strategies designed to improve how spatial data is collected, processed, and ...

Satellite positioning has quietly evolved into one of the most important technologies supporting the digital economy. By 2026, GPS systems ...

This workshop explored how advances in geospatial technologies could inform “precision environmental health”—targeted public health interventions that reach the right populations at the right time.

This committee is concerned with applications of high-accuracy geospatial data acquisition technologies in support of the digital infrastructure for the design and construction of transportation ...

The field of autonomous navigation for surface vehicles has rapidly evolved with the integration of advanced geospatial technologies. Modern systems combine sensor data from GNSS, LiDAR, radar and ...

The Army doubles the pool of awardees for this new iteration of its Geospatial Research, Integration, Development and Support program. The Army has finalized its award of a five-year, $499 million ...

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga has announced the creation of the Center for Applied Geospatial Data Science (CAGDS), an interdisciplinary research hub housed within the Office of the Vice ...

WASHINGTON — Maxar Intelligence announced an agreement with Sweden’s aerospace firm Saab to develop battlefield intelligence products that use satellite data, including Maxar’s new terrain-based ...

The Godspeed Capital-backed company is looking to grow its lineup of artificial intelligence-powered data labeling tools for use by intelligence agencies. Crimson Phoenix has acquired a provider of ...

Concerns about personal safety on specific roadways are increasingly common in fast-growing cities. Survey responses often point to inadequate lighting, confusing traffic flows, unsafe pedestrian ...