Digital twins have been around for a long time, as part of a simulation or analytical view of the real world. They provide simulation and analysis capabilities that can be a fancy 3D hologram that you can touch and feel and move things around or a numeric model that runs on Excel.
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A Case Study in GIS
Serverless Geospatial
Earth Observation - machine learning and artificial intelligence
PostgreSQL - An open source geospatial database for GIS practitioners
Geo-coding as a tool for risk assessment and the role of GIS in the insurance industry
Is R the language of geospatial data?
Geospatial intelligence from the sky, automating the mining industry
The evolution of geospatial file formats and data exchange - An interview with the Co founder of Safe Software
Trends in geospatial and initiatives in the community
Travel Time - A better way of doing location based search
Remote sensing - building the globe in 3D
Addressing the world - a coordinate system from humans
Don't just make the dots, connect them
Building geospatial truth sets
Mapping the interface between vehicle traffic and pedestrians
Creating maps for journalists
Geomob - Geoinnovation for the people by the people
Building footprints at scale
Remote sensing and future of earth observation
A marketplace for geospatial data and workflows
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