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Collecting Big Data for GIS
In the world of GIS, there is one fact that is going to remain for the next few decades: the datasets which are being collected for both commercial and academic purposes are...
Telecom Revenues On the Rise in 2017
In one of our previous blog postings, we visited the topic of the rural farmlands as a huge boon to the telecom vendors here in the United States. As we embark on 2017, there is...
Optical Clock Tested in Space
In our previous postings, we have covered many interesting and very imaginative applications that are unique to the GIS world. Today, we explore an even more innovative idea:...
OS Sets Out to Create Road-Map of Britain
When we think of GIS apps (especially those mobile ones), the thoughts of seeing maps with many highways and roads immediately comes to mind. Even “talking” maps are available,...
Assessing the Risk of UAV’s and Air Traffic
Just recently, we wrote about the benefits of using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and other unpiloted drones in GIS research. Essentially, these specialized aircraft can go...
Telecom Outages Present in California
In one of our previous blog postings, we wrote about what we would feel if our Smartphone were either lost or stolen. Obviously, a feeling of paralysis would be the first...
SuperGIS Server 3.3
In the world of GIS, there is no doubt that a lot of information and data is not just stored, but it is also used. In fact, all types and kinds of data sets are fed into systems...
GIS Apps Are Making Lives Enjoyable
In today’s world, we are connected to our Smartphone literally at the hip. It has become an extension of both our personal and professional lives. In fact, there are some jobs...
AT&T Making the Internet More Affordable
There is no doubt that today, in order to perform our job functions successfully (even for that matter, our personal matters as well), having a constant Internet connection is a...