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Coronavirus: How mapping can stop a pandemic

March 11, 2020

Birth of an epidemic Men wearing white bio-suits entered the market from the main entrance. A panic ensued […]

This article is tagged with coronavirus, COVID-19, Geospatial Solutions, GIS, health, safety, SARS, University of Potomac, WHO, William Tewelow, World Health Organization and posted in Featured Stories, GeoIntelligence Insider, Opinions

From the Great Pyramids to GIS/GPS

November 12, 2019

Connection to the Stars The Great Pyramids still cast their long shadow upon history. It’s been said that […]

This article is tagged with geography, Geospatial Solutions, Great Pyramids, history, John Harrison, meridian, Mesopotamia, navigational maps, surveying and posted in Featured Stories, GeoIntelligence Insider, Opinions

NOAA and the search for deep-sea corals

September 11, 2019

This article includes National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) undersea camera livestreams and an interview with an undersea expedition […]

This article is tagged with coral, deep sea, deep sea exploration, deep water, Geospatial Solutions, marine protected areas, NOAA, Ocean Exploration Research, ROV, The Gully and posted in Featured Stories, GeoIntelligence Insider, Opinions

The story of GIS at DHS: An alphabet soup of progress

August 14, 2019

Read the first part of this series: The story of GIS at DHS: From Manhattan to Katrina. The Geospatial […]

This article is tagged with critical infrastructure, Esri ArcGIS Online, federal government, FGDC, GeoCONOPS, geospatial, Geospatial Information Infrastructure, Geospatial Solutions, GII, HIFLD committee, homeland security, HSIN, HSIP, Nate Smith, USNG and posted in Featured Stories, GeoIntelligence Insider, Opinions

The story of GIS at DHS: From Manhattan to Katrina

May 8, 2019

Part 1 In a rare historic moment, Congress understood geospatial technology’s important role would be key to support […]

This article is tagged with Department of Homeland Security, FEMA, Geospatial Management Office, Geospatial Solutions, GMO, Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Katrina, Ryan Cast, September 11, U.S. Congress, USGS and posted in Featured Stories, GeoIntelligence Insider

Closing the horizontal/vertical BIM divide

April 9, 2019

Written by William Tewelow, GISP and Co-written by Jon Gustafson, GISP Significant focus on infrastructure asset delivery and […]

This article is tagged with 3D, Geospatial Solutions, GIS, Jon Gustafson, smart system, William Tewelow and posted in BIM, Featured Stories, GeoIntelligence Insider, GIS News, Technology

Augmenting reality with geospatial information

January 16, 2019

Geographic information systems and augmented reality are a part of our daily lives, so much so, we hardly […]

This article is tagged with augmented reality, Esri, FlightAware, geospatial information, Geospatial Solutions, INTUS Inc., SkyMap, William Tewelow and posted in Featured Stories, GeoIntelligence Insider, Opinions

Geospatial Data Act will bring huge changes to America, and the world

November 14, 2018

The just-passed Geospatial Data Act (GDA) is a unifying federal geospatial policy decades in the making, and is set to change the country, and the world.

This article is tagged with FAA, Federal Geographic Data Committee, FGDC, GDA, Geospatial Data Act, geospatial information systems, Geospatial Solutions, GIS, Government Accountability Office, National States Geographic Information Council, NSGIC, U.S. Congress, William Tewelow and posted in Featured Stories, GeoIntelligence Insider, Opinions