Advances in remote sensing and GIS aid in better tracking the location, intensity, and direction of wildfires
The historic launch of the IKONOS satellite 20 years ago was a pioneering step for commercial remote sensing
The former DNI was the guest of honor at the opening of USGIF’s new Trajectory Event Center
DHS S&T and Azimuth1 develop the QuickRoute application as an answer to navigational drawbacks experienced by first responders
A discussion of human geography with Dr. Christopher Tucker, author of “A Planet of 3 Billion”
A recent NIST-sponsored report reveals a 30-day GPS outage could lead to tens of billions in economic losses, highlighting the importance of PNT alternatives.
Q&A with Jill Singer, vice president, National Security
Q&A with Harold “Andy” Goodson, chief executive officer
Q&A with Kathy Pherson, chief executive officer, Pherson Associates
The city of brotherly love is pairing spatial and tabular data in an effort to inform decision-making and improve public services