Emele Lasaqa describes her journey in GIS and climate resilience.

It was during my Master’s dissertation that I got a chance to explore one of the most tectonically intriguing regions of our planet, namely, the Sunda-Andaman subduction zone. I was first attracted to this particular region due to its immense geo-dynamic importance. Highly tectonic regions are often said to hold the key to deciphering the various geological processes that are at play in our ever-evolving planet.

It’s easy to trust something that works. You open an app, type in a destination, and within seconds, you are given a route. Not just any route, but one that accounts for distance, time, traffic, and sometimes even your preferred way of moving through the world. You follow it without hesitation. You expect it to be right. And most of the time, it is.

Earlier this month, the Group on Earth Observations (GEO) Global Forum in Rome saw significant contributions from Réseau Associates and Supporters, showcasing the network's growing impact on the global stage. Réseau community members actively participated in various sessions and panels, highlighting their expertise and commitment to advancing geospatial and Earth observation initiatives.

This blog explores India’s current status and future potential, and how geospatial technology is key to a sustainable blue economy.

Réseau Associate Letwin Pondo reflects on the 2024 GEO Symposium and ODOK Workshop in China.

Attending the EU-LAC matchmaking event at the European Space Agency (ESA) Industry Space Days organised by Copernicus LAC Panama Centre, was

Aila Raquel, founder of Alya Space's first satellite is almost ready to go into orbit in December 2024!

On this International Women's Day, we must recognise the indispensable role of women in climate resilience, particularly in coastal areas...

Letwin Pondo shares '7 Geospatial College Survival Secrets They Forgot to Mention in Orientation!'