The value of digital geospatial information is recognized in many applications, and today it touches nearly every part of our lives.

No matter how much legacy data is available, sometimes the only way to be sure of an asset is to field-locate, verify, and update.

GPS-geospatial data probes and analytics work well because everyone can understand pictorial maps and trends of populations, assets, weather, etc.

The use of forensic GIS and geospatial modeling as evidence in litigation cases is becoming commonplace as technology continues to evolve.

GIS is rapidly advancing new capabilities that not only problem-solve, but that transform businesses and how GIS professionals, employees and managers make decisions and do their jobs.

There are several use cases that illustrate how geospatial technology makes new inroads into supply chain accountability and performance.

Of the words, terms and labels used in the geospatial professions, geodesy may be the least understood.

This year's annual POB Capital Investment Study of surveyors and geospatial professionals shows that, on average, spending levels have remained fairly consistent over the last three years.