
Identifying “Fuel Poverty” in Britain through Location Data
Fuel Poverty in the UK has become a significant issue as households struggle to afford adequate warmth and energy services, primarily due to a combination of low incomes, high energy

Fuel Poverty in the UK has become a significant issue as households struggle to afford adequate warmth and energy services, primarily due to a combination of low incomes, high energy

In Conversation with Kannan Thiruvadi, Regional Executive, South Asia, Bentley Systems As India accelerates toward its ambitious targets under PM Gati Shakti, the National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP), and Viksit Bharat

Rocket Lab, a US-based launch services and space systems company, has announced an expansion of its partnership with Japanese SAR provider Synspective. The 10-satellite launch extension comes a year and

As challenges such as accelerating urbanization, traffic congestion and data privacy continue to rise, so too does the need for more innovative transportation solutions. TomTom, a leader in location technology,

The landscape of restaurant delivery has undergone a seismic shift in recent years. As digital transformation reshapes the hospitality sector, restaurants face mounting pressure to adapt their operations to meet

What should we expect from the regulatory bodies governing GPS/GNSS technologies? Where do we see the greatest threats to GNSS accuracy and safety, and what is the industry doing about

The acquisition and processing of geospatial data are crucial to many industries, including defense, utilities, telecommunications, and city planning. Historically, digitizing and converting geospatial data was a time-consuming, labor-intensive process

The Oklahoma City Office of Sustainability’s first deep dive into digital mapping showed just how important spatial awareness can be—especially when it comes to extreme summer heat. For context, this

The Changing Reality for Utilities The utility sector is navigating a landscape filled with unprecedented challenges. From climate events, renewable integration and ageing infrastructure to increasing regulation and operating cost

At this year’s GeoGov Summit, leaders from across the public and private sectors engaged in compelling discussions about the opportunities and challenges of moving toward a “whole of community” governance

In the past few years, we’ve seen how unprecedented events can turn supply chains upside down—most notably, the Suez Canal blockage and more recent conflicts that added over 10 days

Bentley Systems, Incorporated, the infrastructure engineering software company, today announced it has acquired 3D geospatial company Cesium. Cesium is recognized as the foundational open platform for creating powerful 3D geospatial applications,

Esri India, the country’s leading Geographic Information System (GIS) solutions provider, has started the latest edition of its flagship conference, the Esri India User Conference (UC), at Delhi on 5-6th

On the inaugural National Space Day, President Draupadi Murmu delivered an inspirational speech celebrating India’s achievements in highlighting the successful landing of the Vikram Lander near the Moon’s southern polar

India celebrated its inaugural National Space Day on the 23rd of August, commemorating the historic Chandrayaan-3 mission marking the country’s successful landing on the lunar South Pole, a first for

Ah, GEOINT. The mysterious acronym that’s been buzzing around like a swarm of GPS-equipped bees. But what exactly is Geospatial Intelligence, you ask? Simply put, it’s the art of combining

Welcome to the era of digital agriculture in India, where cutting-edge technology meets fertile fields of a rich agricultural heritage. With the increased use of big data analytics in the

Exactly two and a half years ago, Russia invaded Ukraine. The war since then has seen countless deaths, heavy loss of critical properties on both sides and Russia’s aggressive moves

Satellites have long contributed to monitoring Earth from space. The implications of this technology have been so grave that it has cemented itself as a critical tool for most nations

One of the most frequently asked questions by anyone involved in cybersecurity and national security is what an actual cyber attack would look like and its effects. This question was

The intersection of geospatial and digital twin is key for exploring benefits and challenges in the context of multi-domain regional security. In the ever-evolving landscape of global security, the Indo-Pacific

MapMyIndia has accused Ola Electric of stealing their data, leading to legal action against Ola Electric. MapMyIndia is an Indian Technology company that builds digital map data and specialises in

The Indian space program has hitherto been geared towards socio-economic development. However, in the era of asymmetric and hybrid battlefield, and multi-domain combat, space becomes an imperative to boost defence

The European Union and Singapore have concluded negotiations on Digital Trade Agreement (DTA). This deal is the first EU agreement of its kind, reflecting the EU’s aspiration to be a

The Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre (IN-SPACe) has introduced an Expression of Interest (EoI) for establishing a space-based Earth Observation (EO) system through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP). This

The Finance Minister announced in the Union Budget 24-25 about a Venture Capital Fund of ₹1000 crore which will be set up for the Space Sector in the country. This

The 2024-25 Union Budget, presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman comes following the Economic Survey where she highlights the growth of FY24 with an 8.2 per cent rise which is

Recorded manually ever since the charting of land rights began, land records are awaiting a digital makeover. Thanks to the Geographic Information System (GIS), land record digitization has become possible.

In an era marked by rapid population growth and urbanisation, the demand for efficient and sustainable urban planning has never been more pressing. The United Nations (UN) Department of Economic

Space Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities are becoming critically essential for national development, economic well-being, commerce, and everyday life, besides assuming a crucial component of successful military operations. Space

With a profound readiness to change its developmental landscape, India is at the forefront of a massive technological revolution. Geospatial and 5G technology development point to a critical turning point

Europe’s new heavy-lift rocket, Ariane 6, made its inaugural flight from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana on 9th July. Ariane 6 is the latest in Europe’s Ariane rocket series, taking

When creating or using a map, it can be easy to overlook the data and analysis that make the process possible, and frankly, simple. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are backed

As another summer approaches, Greece braces up to fight the wildfires like many other countries around the globe. Climate change has made the situation worse by intensifying the wildfires and

The Geospatial Sector is going through a transformation with Cloud Computing at the heart of the change. The power, scalability and accessibility of Cloud Computing were the highlights of the

The Indian Space Congress 2024 began with an exciting inaugural session, setting the tone on India’s growing prominence in the global space landscape. Dr Subba Rao, President of SIA-India,

Point One Navigation, a California-based Start-up, is transforming industries with its centimetre-accurate positioning platform, Polaris. They are offering, precise location as a service with an opportunity for new applications from

The WMO Executive Council has approved a Global Greenhouse Gas Watch (G3W) implementation plan to strengthen monitoring of heat-trapping gases which are driving climate change and to inform climate mitigation.

The Dutch Cities, Amsterdam & Rotterdam top the Arcadis Sustainable Cities Index 2024 with the remaining top eight positions being dominated by European cities that include Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Munich, Oslo,

The IPGF 2024 concluded with a Valedictory speech by the Chief Guest, Lt General Vinod Khandare, PVSM, AVSM, SM, Principal Advisor, Ministry of Defence who called the 2-day forum a

In the changing landscape of modern warfare, the integration of human intelligence with machine capabilities is proving to be path-breaking. Human Machine Teaming is at the front of this transformation.

Space hold all the critical component for both defense and commercial sectors for all the nations. Initially focused on monitoring and protecting space assets from potential threats such as anti-satellite

Space data is fueling scientific discoveries, bolstering national security, laying the groundwork for space exploration. Space infrastructure encompasses satellites, space stations, telescopes and exploratory missions, evolving into a domain that

The Indo-Pacific region accounts for more than 65 percent of global GDP and some of the world’s most populous nations. With geopolitical tensions on the rise, the need for safeguarding

At the 14th edition of Indo Pacific Geo Intelligence Forum, Lt. Gen RS Raman, Director General Military Intelligence, Indian Army, shared his views on the criticality of maps and geospatial

The Indo-Pacific region has been gaining impetus in terms of its role in deciding the next world order. With more than half of the world population residing in the region,

Vice Admiral Tarun Sobti, India’s Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, emphasizes the crucial role of advanced tech and spatial visualization to find solutions to complex challenges in the Indo-Pacific region

Railway infrastructure is set to make up a significant proportion of construction projects over the next few decades, particularly in Europe and Asia. With hundreds of projects in the pipeline

South Korea has been a ground for cutting-edge innovation, birthing powerhouses in almost every facet of modern-day technology, such as Samsung and Hyundai. Even in the space sector, South Korea

With the enactment of Automated Vehicles Law, there will be self-driving vehicles on British roads by 2026. Announced in the King’s Speech, the AV Act enables advanced technology to safely
New technologies allow us to share our work more easily, providing a larger platform for society to discuss spatial planning. The frontier we are working on now is to embrace
“A lot of organizations pushing for sustainable solutions can’t afford access to proprietary map solutions or those available under restrictive licensing terms. Open map data changes this equation completely, enabling
The integration of BIM and Geographic Information System (GIS) provides a user-specific platform that provides a more holistic view of a project, which can then be efficiently shared, managed, and accessed by different stakeholders.
New set of rules comes a day after new alternative fuel corridor designations to build a national EV infrastructure The US Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration has announced a