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INTRODUCTION At exactly 11pm on the 24th of August 2023, yet another building went down in Lagos Street in Abuja, the Capital city of Nigeria. This incident followed a trail […]

Introduction  Lagos, Nigeria with roughly 9 million inhabitants is the most populous city in Africa. Many other cities around the world are experiencing astonishing population growth.    Over the last seventy […]

In the rapidly evolving field of remote sensing, the integration of sophisticated technology is essential for optimizing insights and making decisions. Among the most significant advancements in this area is […]

Amy Tal Rose, PhD candidate at George Mason University In today’s rapidly evolving world of geoscience and remote sensing, innovative minds are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, harnessing cutting-edge […]

Introduction Nigeria, a country of diverse cultures, landscapes, and challenges, is steadfastly pursuing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to improve the lives of its people. In this vast […]

Introduction Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, faces a range of natural and human-made disasters that pose significant threats to its people, infrastructure, and environment. Leveraging Geographic Information Systems […]

Increased flexibility, ease of use and security The upcoming release of Trimble® 4D (T4D) Control™ software, version 6.5, expands rail track monitoring capabilities to address a wider range of standards and […]

The right technology is pivotal in supporting the essential needs of any security organization. In today’s ever-evolving landscape of threats, enhancing capabilities and optimizing efficiency across field operations, investigations, and […]

Here’s all the news for ArcGIS Hub for July through September as we head into the home stretch of 2023. Our team has been working diligently on big, new things, so the list […]

Problem: Illegal logging is a major concern in many parts of the world. In Chile, it causes significant environmental damage and economic losses of up to $70 million a year. […]