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Empowering Sustainable Tourism Development and Management using GIS

Tourism has been one of the fastest-growing industries on the globe. Tourism is also a significant social feature of contemporary society, with substantial economic, social, and environmental consequences. This is a well-accepted fact that tourism-related initiatives always play a vital role in the economy of any state or nation, and have internal and external connections… Continue reading Empowering Sustainable Tourism Development and Management using GIS

SPOT 6 declared “good to go”

The brand new SPOT 6 was officially declared “good to go” after the  completion of technical commissioning. All  functions and performance are nominal, in some cases even exceeding specifications. SPOT 6 is a new sensor from Astrium capable of providing satellite imagery at 1.5m resolution with a swath width of 60km at nadir. It will… Continue reading SPOT 6 declared “good to go”

Man-made Island is constructed to save Lagos’s economy

Logos is one of the most densely populated cities of Africa, which is endangered by rising sea levels. As the name “logos” suggests the city of the lake, its population lives in floating shanty slums. Lagos consists of a mainland and a series of islands, which make it especially susceptible to rising sea levels.                                                                   … Continue reading Man-made Island is constructed to save Lagos’s economy

SpacEyes3D- A single solution to easy and interactive 3D modelling

Introduction   SpacEyes3D is a software suite to professionals who wish to enhance and present a particular territory in 3D. SpacEyes 3D is an easy-to-use and convenient tool for creating, from existing vector and raster data, and distributing high-quality three-dimensional models of unlimited size.   SpacEyes 3D allows you to use existing graphics data (digital… Continue reading SpacEyes3D- A single solution to easy and interactive 3D modelling

Environmental monitoring and protection using remote sensing

Protected Areas Protected areas are designated land or sea areas that are conserved for their high ecological values, wherein, biodiversity, wildlife, ecosystems, natural and cultural resources are protected by the law or private organizations. The protected area network (PAN) is widespread globally to ensure the continued existence of global biodiversity alike. Monitoring of the PAN… Continue reading Environmental monitoring and protection using remote sensing

3D GIS and 3D Modeling

During the building project, geographic information systems (GIS) can provide the necessary data to stakeholders, construction engineers, and consultants. Planners can use a GIS model to illustrate two-dimensional (2D) drawings and three-dimensional (3D) models by sequentially connecting their components to the operations in the schedule to demonstrate construction details. 3D GIS 3D GIS is the… Continue reading 3D GIS and 3D Modeling

Pléiades 1B going strong and healthy

The interim in-orbit assessment of Pléiades 1B, focusing primarily on orbit acquisition and satellite performance, was successfully completed on Thursday 10 January. Pléiades 1B is second in the series of 2 satellites to be launched by France as part of the Orfeo programme. The Orfeo programme is a  project of the European Space Agency scheduled… Continue reading Pléiades 1B going strong and healthy

Copernicus Sentinel-3B delivered first images

The European Space Agency’s Copernicus Sentinel-3B was launched on 25th April 2018 from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in northern Russia. The hard work and dedication by the teams at ESA, Eumetsat, France’s CNES space agency, industry, service providers and data users made the launch of the satellite a huge success. Sentinel-3B joined its twin, Sentinel-3A, in… Continue reading Copernicus Sentinel-3B delivered first images

Endangered Species And Technology At Rescue

A recent UN report reveals the unprecedented decline in global biodiversity. About one million of the planet's eight million species are threatened with extinction by humans.  IPBES Report Said: Main Drivers of Species Loss: Shrinking habitat Exploitation of natural resources Climate change and pollution A comparison:   Human Awareness and Technology in Action This is… Continue reading Endangered Species And Technology At Rescue