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Automating Disaster Relief

The GEOINT Community endeavors to automate damage assessments following natural disasters

The Ethics of Geospatial Technology – Part 2

EthicalGEO Fellows discuss how location data and geospatial technology can be used for social justice

A New Age in Driving

Advances in roadway technology herald a transportation revolution

Monitoring Amazonian Wildfires

Advances in remote sensing and GIS aid in better tracking the location, intensity, and direction of wildfires

Celebrating IKONOS

The historic launch of the IKONOS satellite 20 years ago was a pioneering step for commercial remote sensing

Improving Navigation for Public Safety

DHS S&T and Azimuth1 develop the QuickRoute application as an answer to navigational drawbacks experienced by first responders

Book Preview: How Many People Can Earth Support?

A discussion of human geography with Dr. Christopher Tucker, author of “A Planet of 3 Billion”

A Vulnerable GPS

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.

Leveraging GIS For City Services

The city of brotherly love is pairing spatial and tabular data in an effort to inform decision-making and improve public services

Pioneering Quantum Computing

The United States displays its commitment to become a world leader in the field of quantum science