The BioEnergy Atlas for South Africa provide planners, economists and sustainable energy experts with the tools and data they require to evaluate the feasibility of a specific bioenergy technology/feedstock combination.
A survey of data scientists shows barriers to effective working, and also identifies strategies to empower data scientists and organisations.
We found that if all travellers behave selfishly, and if we have a system that not only makes it relatively inexpensive to use a car, but also allows congestion to affect non-car users, collectively we all end up taking longer to get where we need to go – whether by car or not.
The UNBL 2.0 release responds to a global gap in the types of spatial data and tools, providing a resource to nations around the world.
Project control is a topic near and dear to anyone doing high accuracy mapping. While this article won’t be giving you specific answers about how much and where to place control, it will provide you with useful guidelines.
Drones have become popular among contractors and building managers for construction inspection, land surveying, aerial asset inspection and similar applications. When choosing a drone provider, there are important considerations to bear in mind.
Until recently, no straightforward solution has existed to detect individual methane emissions and track them back to their original sources. Now, scientists from Kayrros have developed a tool that can accurately detect individual methane emissions by combining Sentinel-5P and Sentinel-2 data.
USGS’s LandsatLook 2.0 Viewer makes it easier and faster to access earth imagery and simpler to analyse data in cloud-based systems.
Soils4Africa released a map of agricultural land of continental Africa, which forms the basis for the selection of the 20 000 sites where the project will collect soil samples.
To accelerate the mapping of schools globally, Giga and Mapbox created The Mapping Game, a crowdsourced app to identify schools using satellite imagery.