The report offers a guide to anyone seeking to make the EU’s satellite navigation and Earth observation technologies part of their business plan and develop new downstream applications.
The WGIC’s report assesses public-private-partnership (PPP) models for the geospatial industry.
Carto invited hundreds of leaders from enterprise organisations globally to participate in the State of Spatial Data Science in Enterprise 2020 Survey to gain new insights on the status quo and what to expect in 2021.
The report examines the underlying technology advancements and market developments that make spatial finance an increasingly important proposition for financial institutions.
The report aims to inform governments and industry alike on the geospatial artificial intelligence (GeoAI) trends for the near-, mid- and long-term. Through the inputs from WGIC member companies and industry experts, areas of rapid growth within the geospatial industry are identified.
Data is the lifeblood of the digital economy. This report captures replicable learnings and practices from organisations leading the way in ushering in a new business paradigm for data that empowers stakeholders, is grounded in ecosystem partnerships and creates sustainable value for all.
The African continent is bound to become more dependent on the space industry for job creation, poverty alleviation and sustainable resource management. These were some of the findings in a paper recently published by an expert in the field of Earth observation and Geo-information sciences.
This year’s 2020 BIM report marks the tenth year of asking the industry for their views about BIM. The latest report reflects the views of over 1000 industry professionals, and shows how usage and views of BIM have changed since 2011.
In order to understand the trends and shifts for Spatial Data Science across these industries, Carto has invited thought leaders from enterprise organisations across the globe to participate in the State of Spatial Data Science in Enterprise 2020 Survey to gain insights on the status quo and to explore what we can expect in 2020.