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Meika Jensen

Measuring Earthquakes from Space

March 28, 2013March 23, 2013by Meika Jensen

Up until recently, seismometers have been a strictly Earth-bound devices, diligently tracking each and every change in the Earth’s surface due to earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, … Read more

Categories GIS LearningTags esa, seismometer

GIS and Sustainability Efforts

February 24, 2014April 11, 2012by Meika Jensen

GIS continues to grow in several areas that will enable it to be an essential tool in designing the sustainable buildings of the future.

Categories GIS LearningTags Green Building, LEED, sustainability, use of gis

What is Geodesign?

July 11, 2013September 30, 2011by Meika Jensen

Recent progress with the use of technology to analyse data from various sorts to a very fine level of granularity has allowed planners to understand … Read more

Categories GIS LearningTags geodesign, landscape, urban planning

The Benefits of GIS

January 5, 2013January 23, 2010by Meika Jensen

GIS uses geospatial technology to create and manage information about location. In the strictest sense, the term describes any information system that integrates, stores, edits, … Read more

Categories GIS LearningTags benefits of GIS, use of gis
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