Geospatial Digital Twins Offer Unmatched Clarity for Complex Systems. How digital twins have evolved, with the help of geospatial data, to capture more complex environments than ever click the following link to read more details: https://rb.gy/8g5wx

Geostatistical models are a powerful tool for analyzing spatial data in geographic information systems (GIS). They allow you to estimate values of a variable at locations where you do not have measurements, based on the spatial correlation of the data. They also provide measures of uncertainty and accuracy for your predictions. However, geostatistical models also…

Exploring the complete potential of mobile laser scanning raises the question of whether the obtained results are sufficiently accurate for deformation monitoring. This article focuses on the geometric quality of mobile laser scanning and proposes a method to enhance it to a level where it can be effectively employed for civil infrastructure monitoring. Read more details…

The following article explains new GIS-based mapping methods and technologies for assessing snowpack levels and predicting the timing and amount of water runoff from snowmelt. Click the link below for more details: https://www.gislounge.com/mapping-snowpack-river-rise/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=GISNL-2023-Apr-10&utm_source=YMLP

Education is the key to a brighter future. That’s why the Manitoba GIS Users Group dedicates 2 $500 scholarship awards to students who demonstrate excellence in using geospatial technology in their fields of study. 1 – Bimal Adhikari Award in Applied GIS- demonstrates technical and/or applied use of GIS for a specific problem or task.…