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How will the geospatial industry change in the Fourth Industrial Revolution?
On the one hand, geospatial data has never been more plentiful; on the other, the geospatial industry has been slow to harness its own power.
via @directionsmag
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A global land cover GeoTIFF was recently released by Impact Observatory (IO) and Esri.
To create this geospatial layer, hundreds of thousands of satellite photos were classified into ten unique land use/land cover (LULC) classes.
via @GISLounge
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5 ways to improve enterprise data privacy.
As many teams settle into a hybrid work model, enterprise data privacy is key. Consider these tips to strengthen your organization's security profile.
via @4enterprisers
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A snapshot of free and open-source solar geospatial data.
Empower your decisions with GIS in the competitive solar market – at no cost.
via @pvmagazineusa
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NEW: White Paper on GKI: The Power of Where
The latest GKI white paper is developed based on the first year of a three-year global partnership program developing the concept of, and blueprint for a Geospatial Knowledge Infrastructure.
via @WGICouncil
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The foundational data structure of the Paper Crane platform is the geodatacube. A patent-pending partitioning and recursive subdivision algorithm is used to transform spatial data into this mathematical representation...
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What is a geodatacube? (Video)
The foundational data structure of the Paper Crane platform is the geodatacube.
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"2020 was a wake-up call. To thrive in the coming decade, companies must develop resilience—the ability to withstand unpredictable threat or change and then to emerge stronger."
via @McKinsey
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In the past, top business leaders tended to delegate technology and IT priorities to specialists, but that is rapidly changing.
via @McKinsey
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