Apogeo Spatial has entered into a Strategic Partnership with Geospatial World, with relevant articles appearing in both publications.
Apogeo Spatial has been sharing vital Earth Science data and information for 35 years, originally as a newsletter called EO Sat Notes (Earth Observation Notes), then in the 2000’s as Imaging Notes magazine, when Blueline Publishing acquired it from then-Space Imaging. In 2013, the brand of Apogeo Spatial was created from this powerful legacy of sharing why governments, academia and enterprises would use remotely sensed data. For almost 20 years, we curated and created amazing content with stunning graphics, online and in print, until 2020.
The Apogeo Spatial mission is to communicate the power of geospatial tools and technologies in managing the world’s scarce resources and environment, so that humanity has the security of water, food, energy, safety and sovereignty.
- February 9, 2017
Lidar is Key to Autonomous Vehicles
Read moreOnce Mass delayed, self-driving cars promise to reduce dramatically the number of traffic fatalities, because they will never be drunk, sleepy, distracted, or aggressive—nor will they engage in such irresponsible human driving behaviors as going through red lights, texting,…
1 - February 8, 2017
SDGs
Read moreThe global community is not making much progress towards sustainability and the current economic and environmental development is not sustainable—even the rapid technological, social and political developments carry many threats that might throw civilization back into less developed times….
- February 7, 2017
Google Earth Enterprise Goes Open Source
Read moreGoogle is open-sourcing Google Earth Enterprise (GEE)! It is rare for a quarterly publication to be able to publish “news,” so we are thrilled to do so. Google does very little outreach; they quietly publish news on their developer…
- October 11, 2016
Supporting Agenda 2030’s Sustainable Development Goals
Read moreIn October 2015, the United Nations’ Plenary agreed on Agenda 2030, the “Road to Dignity,” as the Secretary General of the United Nations denotes it, which aims to achieve seventeen ambitious Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. The SDGs…
- October 8, 2016
Robots of the Deep
Read moreWe have mapped the surface of the Moon at a resolution of 328 feet. We have mapped the surface of Mars. Yet, here on Earth, 95 percent of the deep seas remain a mystery to us. Put another way,…