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International Disaster Risk Reduction Day, celebrated every year on October 13th, emphasizes the critical need for proactive strategies to mitigate the effects of natural hazards.

Almost all of our day-to-day activities heavily depend on electricity and power usage, from telecommunications and transportation to different forms of entertainment and leisure activities. However, the electricity supply can be unexpectedly interrupted by

Mark your calendars! This year, between June 26th and July 2nd, the Quarticle team is sponsoring and speaking at FOSS4G, the international annual gathering of location enthusiasts and the largest global gathering for geospatial software. Will we

Data generation is accelerating at an unprecedented rate, with billions of data points being created every hour. As this continues to be produced around the globe, geospatial data is increasingly important for many businesses.

In the realm of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), accessibility has become a crucial yet often overlooked aspect. While GIS technologies have revolutionized spatial data analysis and visualization, a significant gap exists in ensuring equal access for all users.

The smooth integration of geographic information in applications such as Google Maps and the precise calculations powering GPS systems highlight the significant advancements made in the field. However, understanding the various geospatial data formats and coordinates remains a complex task.

Every year, March 18th marks Global Recycling Day, a worldwide focal point for promoting sustainable waste management. GIS and our current knowledge around recycling practices offer a powerful unity to increased environmental consciousness.

As GIS continues to evolve, the use of various data types becomes increasingly critical for effective spatial analysis and decision-making. Understanding the characteristics, strengths, and applications of commonly used GIS data types empowers professionals across diverse industries to leverage geospatial data to its fullest potential.

In the age of online shopping, growing e-commerce markets, and rapid urbanization, having accurate delivery addresses is essential for delivery companies. Whether you are a small local delivery service or a global logistics giant, the accuracy of delivery addresses plays a critical role in the success and efficiency of your business.

Businesses integrating GIS into their strategies are better equipped to adapt and thrive in an ever-changing landscape. From efficiency gains to personalized customer experiences and sustainability efforts, GIS is essential for business success in the coming year and beyond.

GIS (Geographic Information System) is a powerful tool that enables municipalities to collect, manage, analyze, and map vast geographic data. With GIS, spatial information becomes more accessible, improving many public services.

Exposure management is crucial for insurance companies to maintain sufficient capital against catastrophic losses. Without carefully balancing their exposures and capital, a single catastrophe can put a company out of business.

As we move into 2025, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) continue to evolve, becoming more integral to decision-making processes across industries and offering new capabilities and solutions. Here are the top three GIS trends we believe are going to shape the future.