Earthquake Detection Using Smartphones
Using aggregated accelerometer data across many smartphones, many of us can now better access a large-scale earthquake warning system.
Using aggregated accelerometer data across many smartphones, many of us can now better access a large-scale earthquake warning system.
Researchers have been evaluating the effectiveness and accuracy of online CoVID-19 maps.
The development of small sensors is providing a variety of real-time geospatial data.
Some of the key GIS datasets being used today for research and outreach related to COVID-19 are assessed and reviewed.
Remote sensing and earth observation capabilities at satellite, aerial, UAV, and ground levels have radically improved in the last decade.
Only 20% of the ocean’s floor has been mapping in detail.
Mark Altaweel takes a look at how GIS is used in public health and where GIS and public health will be in the future.
The capabilities of QGIS can be extended with plugins and mobile GIS apps.
GIS professionals need to emphasize more than just their geospatial skills when marketing GIS to organizations.
GIS can help in planning how to ease COVID-19 lockdown restrictions by using spatial analysis.
Local governments are reevaluating how technology, including artificial intelligence, is used in policing efforts and its role in creating public good.