history – Baseline GIS

Quick description of two early maps: Petroglyph rock – Bedolina map dated to c.1500 BC, and Babylonian clay tablet dated to 6th century BC.

New Techniques for Measuring Biodiversity With Remote Sensing January 23, 2023
New satellite imagery techniques make it easier to observe plant biodiversity and map changes over time, allowing conservationists to plan for the future. The post New Techniques for Measuring Biodiversity With Remote Sensing appeared first on GIS Lounge.
Mark Altaweel
Improving the Accuracy of GPS and GNSS January 2, 2023
To improve accuracy and signaling of GPS and GNSS, a new technique that depends on ground-based systems has been developed. The post Improving the Accuracy of GPS and GNSS appeared first on GIS Lounge.
Mark Altaweel
Mapping Coastal Ecosystem Change December 21, 2022
A new collaboration initiative, called coastTrain, helps to provide data so that scientists can better address challenges coastal regions face. The post Mapping Coastal Ecosystem Change appeared first on GIS Lounge.
Mark Altaweel