It’s a new era for the geospatial professions, and it’s only just beginning.

Demand for geospatial solutions extends far beyond disaster aftermath.

When geospatial professionals shop for positioning solutions, field software often receives only limited attention. But it may be the most important component of the solution.

Of paramount concern are the nearly 62,000 maintenance points that can be found at all levels of a drilling rig. These range from pumps and valves to engines, pipes and screws.

Each mapmaking experience is one of a kind. So listen to what the data is telling you and frame the presentation in the way that most clearly highlights its story.

Fleet sensors being leveraged into smart city initiatives as another source of geospatial information that can enrich GIS systems.

For harbors, shipping companies, oceanic exploratory expeditions and others, there is now affordable drone-based technology that can unlock the secrets of the sea with stunning imagery.

The goal of low-cost, high-accuracy positioning is now within reach.

The most important aspect a land surveyor adheres to is “honoring the point.” This means keeping the integrity of what is found in the field.

You can build your map around the story you want your data to tell. Form can now fit function, instead of the other way around.