With global temperatures continually rising, and with local extremes of dry, hot weather, wildfires are a growing concern worldwide, with a devastating impact on the environment, communities, and economies.
In the aftermath of COP26, global leaders and their nations set to work to meet historic pledges to significantly reduce emissions and reduce fossil fuel reliance. The UK has previously committed to reducing emissions by at least 78% by 2035 and be net-zero by 2050 – so how can we ensure these targets are achieved?
MotionMonitor, our latest service specifically designed to monitor ground movements in and around mine tailing dams, enables Tailing Storage Facility (TSF) managers and ESG compliance officers to monitor key TSF locations and provides an early warning of potential failure, therefore minimising financial and environmental impact as a direct consequence.
The European Space Agency (ESA) launched their ‘Port of the Future’ initiative to address a number ecosystem challenges within ports across the world, whilst also utilising space-based data and services. ESA funded a total of nine studies, providing a solution to one of four key themes: environmental sustainability and energy efficiency, digitalisation, infrastructure improvement and safety and security services.
Leveraging innovations in drone, satellite and aerial imagery and combining this with big data capabilities, find out more about Geospatial Insight are revolutionising the insurance
Hexagon Geospatial’s M.App Enterprise provides a unified geospatial platform that enables users to create applications that suit the specific needs and requirements of all users; from managers to GIS experts and field workers.
The Atlantic season 2020 has now officially come to a close with a record-breaking 30 named storms, of which 6 developed into major hurricanes. The season began earlier than expected with Tropical Storm Arthur forming in mid-May and closed with major Hurricane Iota last month.
Using a data-driven approach, is there another way to gather up-to-date information without putting the person at risk? In scientific terms, “Remote sensing is the process of detecting and monitoring the physical characteristics of an area or object by measuring its reflected and emitted tradition at a distance.”
Ahead of AIRMIC 2019, Geospatial Insight CEO Dave Fox shares a sneak peek of the cutting-edge technology for assessing property risk being showcased at the conference.
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