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
With an ever-increasing need for timely data and geographical understanding, governments and businesses worldwide continue to direct resources to obtain, use and understand geospatial data that directly supports informed decision-making.
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,
Capella Space launched its first operation satellite, Capella-2, in August 2020 and now provides very high resolution (50cm) SAR imagery for any location in the world. With access to high quality imagery, a critical component of the needs of Geospatial Insight’s extensive client base, the cementing of a reseller partnership with Capella, which was announced earlier this year, was an obvious decision to further extend our capabilities in the delivery of global event response and asset intelligence.
A ‘Research in Education’ case study, documenting a recent investigation from one of our academic users, into London’s urban heat islands through the use of Hexagon’s ER Mapper.
When the Australian state of Queensland was hit by an unprecedented period of monsoon rainfall, the threat of a major flood was high.
Dave Fox, Chief Executive Officer at Geospatial Insight, explains how satellite and drone technology have transformed the ability of insurers and reinsurers to assess risks and losses from natural catastrophes.
When Hurricane Maria battered the Caribbean in 2017, the damage was indescribable. Antigua and Barbuda’s ambassador to the United States, Ronald Sanders, described the civilization of his island as “extinguished.” While varying in degree, the overriding message of sadness and loss was shared across the region.
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