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The geospatial community and any industry that relies on precise location data throughout the United States needs to be gearing up for the modernized National Spatial Reference System. This revamping of the coordinate system that defines latitude, longitude, height, scale, gravity, and orientation

Geo Week, held February 10-12, 2025, at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, brought together thousands of geospatial and mapping professionals from around the world. The 2025 edition marked a record-breaking year, with more than 3,200 attendees and a sold-out exhibit floor featuring 215

The surveying industry was one of the earliest adopters of UAV technology. Drones give professionals the ability to safely reach locations that could be dangerous for humans and collect data from different perspectives. Moreover, recent innovations within the broader UAV space have significantly

While mobile mapping is not the newest technology in the geospatial industry, it is still among the most exciting tools in the sector right now thanks to a number of exciting developments in recent years. Since the first system, dating back to the early-to-mid 1990s, both the hardware and software

Geospatial and built world professionals must grapple with vast amounts of collected data through lidar sensors, imagery systems in crewed and uncrewed aircraft, and satellites in space, as well as the labor-intensive task of processing it. Fortunately, AI has emerged as a critical ally capable of

In this case study, we will look at the current state of location intelligence in a rapidly changing world. We’ll look at some key trends, how Precisely is approaching address data and helping businesses make the most of a modern economy and best practices for businesses ready to take their

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Geo Week, held February 11-13, 2024, at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, celebrates everything at the intersection of geospatial and the built world. 2024 was a record showing for the event, with more than 3,000 professionals attending

Dive into Geo Week News’ digital showcase featuring the must-see hardware and software products of 2024. This exclusive publication showcases the forefront of innovation in lidar, geospatial, and 3D technologies, poised to reshape our understanding and interaction with the world.

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Gathering information about our coastlines, rivers, and waterbodies has always been a necessary endeavor and one that is only becoming more important as the effects of climate change become more pronounced. Aerial techniques for topobathymetric data collection have been around for decades, but

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not a new technology, but tools utilizing it have been experiencing a boom over the last year as things like large language models and image generators have broken into the mainstream. As a result, we’ve seen all types of AI receive more attention and funding,