GTAV Technology and cartography in Geography

Dynamic World is a 10 meter resolution near real time global land use land cover dataset in Google Earth Engine

In a world-first, Tasmania will be recreated in a real-time virtual model to help predict where disasters will happen and how to keep communities safer.

There are 510 million km² of area on the Earth, but less than 30% of this is land. Here's the share countries make up of the Earth's surface.

Qantas has bid adieu to its final Boeing 747-400 today. But in true Qantas style, the plane isn’t…

Scientists have discovered the magnetic field is gradually weakening in an area spanning several continents.

New heat maps will for the first time reveal active coronavirus cases by postcode, revealing how many people have the virus, test numbers and recovery rates.

GIS can help researchers analyze spatial data within social media posts in order to understand how people react to different features in their environment.

Esri Australia’s GIS for schools program provides a platform for students to understand GIS technology and gain skills that can be applied in the real world.

Ways and approaches to teach about ethics in Geographic Information Systems and related geotechnology courses. Maps are laden with ethical decisions--and need to be used and created with care and respect. Watch this video to find out more.

Photogrammetry uses photographs from at least two different vantage points. It obtains depth and perspective because of separate points of observation.

Digital mapping tools like Google Street View often obscure the realities of cities and concentrate their resources in the wealthiest countries, effectively ‘erasing’ some places from the global map.

Satellite images are now being used to map poverty levels around the world using machine learning used to analyze specific poverty data using a convolutional neural network.

GDP per capita is one of the best measures of a country's standard of living. This map showcases the GDP per capita in every country globally.

Earth's poles are moving — and that's normal. But new research suggests that within just decades, climate change and human water use have given the poles' wandering an additional nudge.

This detailed and incredible map shows the exact date of origin for every one of the world's international borders.

Remote sensing data from satellite and UAV imagery has been used by researchers in the mapping and observation of wildlife, in particular counting the number of animals in remote locations.

A recent large-scale study in Denmark combined historical Landsat satellite data and a survey that recorded mental health benefits to respondents to analyze the relationship between green space and mental health.

NASA, South Korea, and the European Space Agency are collaborating on a project to monitor air pollution from space. It will allow scientists to measure pollution every hour from space for the first time.