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Greenland is not traditionally thought of as a wildfire-prone region, however the number and size of fires across the Arctic region is known to be
Greenland is not traditionally thought of as a wildfire-prone region, however the number and size of fires across the Arctic region is known to be
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Geospatial Insight, the UK’s leading provider of clean energy geospatial solutions, has launched LOCATE EV, a ground-breaking Electric Vehicle (EV) network planning platform, bringing together critical datasets and intuitive functionality to facilitate EV charge point network planning across the UK, for both public and private sector clients.
The utilisation of Electric Vehicles (EV) in the UK has grown rapidly in recent years. There are now over 1.2m million plug-in vehicles (500k pure EV, 700k hybrid) in use on UK roads. This rapid rise is forecast to continue due to;
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With a wide range of experience in utilising remotely sensed data – such as satellite imagery – in tandem with advanced analytics to create bespoke
In an increasingly virtual world, it is no surprise that the advancement of stereo visualisation is developing at an unprecedented rate. Within the geospatial community,
Having recently joined Geospatial Insight, I was thrilled with the opportunity to attend Hexagon Live 2022 in Las Vegas. Coming from a Defence background, I have witnessed first-hand how advancements in data capture, GIS, remote sensing, and other related technologies have directly contributed to situational awareness and decision-making throughout all levels of hierarchy.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has released their predictions for the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season and based on their forecasts the season looks set to be the seventh consecutive year of above-normal hurricane activity, driven by several climate factors including warmer than average surface temperatures.
Geospatial Insight have been selected by Winchester City Council to assess the solar potential of over 600 square kilometres of its non-urban land, in support of the Authority’s ambitions to become carbon neutral by 2024, and their goal for the entire district to become carbon neutral by 2030. The analysis will also include Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment (SHELAA) sites, to enable better decision making about the most beneficial future use of SHELAA locations.
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