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Environmental & location-based Geodata



Geo: International


September 2010
Volume 9 · Issue 8
Digital Imagery for Coastal Monitoring

Digital Imagery for Coastal Monitoring

Innovative use of digital camera technology provides The UK Environment Agency with additional datasets for habitat mapping.

 

IN THE CURRENT ISSUE:

 

Open Source Water Quality Analysis

Open Source Water Quality Analysis

A project to monitor, simulate and control water quality parameters has the aim of helping managers and authorities of coastal areas to select the most suitable environmental indicators, taking into account the data available.

 

Taking Spatial information real-time

Taking Spatial information real-time

Making decisions within an appropriate time-frame is crucial to operational processes in security, fraud and police analysis.

 

Live on Everest with mobile GIS

A web application shares with the world a boy's amazing journey. An online mashup tells the story in near real-time using Esri technology.

 

The EIMS Geoportal to the rescue

The EIMS Geoportal to the rescue

An environmental information management system for the Saudi Arabian Presidency of Meteorology and Environment - adopting International Best Practice for a better livelihood

 

EPS Transforms Fleet Operations

EPS (Environmental Property Services) Ltd faced many challenges, including providing duty of care compliance, streamlining internal processes, providing information for strategic management and reducing general fleet running costs.

 

Enterprise Mobility and GIS hand in hand

Enterprise Mobility and GIS hand in hand

This article by Steve Grisé provides some insight into the value that spatiallyenabled mobile applications can provide and highlights why now is the right time to start planning for these types of applications in your organization.

 

Using TOPSIS to develop Desertification indicators

Desertification is the result of a series of natural and anthropogenic processes which leads to gradual environmental degradation or loss of the land's biological or economic productivity. To assess Desertification status, one of the main steps is to identify the indicators affect on Desertification.

 

Past Issues - Archive
RapidEye Delivers 20 Million Sq Imagery in Brazil… More…
02 September 2010, 10:44am
Intergraph Public Safety and Security Software… More…
01 September 2010, 11:10am
Beijing Power Information Technology Research Cent… More…
01 September 2010, 11:07am
Quartix telematics optimise refuse-truck routes… More…
01 September 2010, 10:56am
Governments don\'t know how to buy Free Software… More…
19 August 2010, 10:55am
Earth from Space: Electric blue blooms… More…
13 August 2010, 10:25am
A Fundamental Change in Science… More…
10 August 2010, 9:02am
Digital Earth Summit & Cartography & GIS Conferenc… More…
09 August 2010, 11:34am
Iceberg breaking off Petermann glacier in Greenlan… More…
09 August 2010, 8:34am
This Month's Burning Issue...
Each month we select a hot topic and a leading figure in the industry to write about it.
This month's burning issue:

A suggested new aspect for the New Generation of Digital Earth - Human behaviour and decision making

Based on harmonised methodology, survey on decision making mechanisms and identification of decision nodal points, monitoring and analysis of the socio-economic and environmental impact of power, the influence of human interest groups from local to global should be also part of the aspects in the new generation Digital Earth.

In order… More…


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