Geospatial World - March 2017

In this issue

Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning, which are set to become major drivers of economic growth and social progress will make the fi ndings of geospatial data more accurate and meaningful.

The Internet Of Things Is Now Becoming Internet Of Everything

Data will only be useful if it is understandable and it will only be understandable and meaningful if it contains the right information, believes Marc Melviez, CEO, Luciad.

5 mins

How An Indian Startup Trumped US

As Donald Trump became the 45th president of the United of States of America defeating Hillary Clinton, his campaign not only defined expectations and conventions at every turn, but also proved all predictions wrong. All but one!

4 mins

Ai Is Nothreat to Jobs It Only Makes Our Life Better

When we see the machines helping mankind without writing explicit software but through learning, just like we humans have learnt – it is totally path-breaking.

3 mins

Future With AR & VR

Augmented reality is connecting a world of data for people who may not be familiar with GIS . 3D and AR/VR are the next big thing in the GIS industry.

5 mins

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Geospatial World Magazine Description:

Geospatial World monthly magazine (formerly known as GIS Development magazine) addresses current and relevant issues of the Global Geospatial domain. Each edition of the magazine brings for the latest news and happenings from the various part of the world, presents viewpoints of the experts, through interview and perspective articles, assimilate case studies and reviews on the recent and upcoming technologies, products and also advocate on various policy issues. Considered by the experts’ as one of the best publications in its field, the magazine enjoys a circulation of 15,000 copies to over 140 countries across the globe. The special focus of the magazine is in South Asia, Asia Pacific, Middle East, South America and African countries.

The readership of Geospatial World magazine comprises of a complete cross section of the community. It is widely read by geographers, surveys and cartographers, academician, researchers and students and also by engineers, managers and developers.