Members may be interested in this Webinar on Tuesday, 11 May at 3.00pm.. From the Geospatial Insights note: Due to data volume, variety,...

An interesting article (although anonymous) has been posted on the OSGIS website looking at the way in which geospatial technologies are...

The following is an extract from the IAMG March Newsletter from President, Cdr (Prof) H.A.P (Hennie) Smit, Associate Professor of...

WBR published on LinkedIn an interview with David Cattler, Assistant Secretary General for Intelligence and Security at NATO, that...

I have updated the DSA Website with new links to other associations and organisations. At present the links consist of : Medmenham...

DSA Webinar on Monday 29 March 2021 A recording of last evening's webinar on the Use of GIS by the Canal and River Trust by Mr Jody Shaw...

The presentation will be given by Mr David Philpot, on Mon 12 Apr 2021 starting at 18.00hrs and consist of an approx. 55min presentation...

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DGI Webinar Wednesday 14th April | 3pm-4pm GMT The commercialisation of Space has transformed access to capabilities that were once...

The RIN Solent and South Branch will host a Webinar on What3Words on 20th May 2021. Everywhere on the planet has a three word address to...

James Prain has brought this British Pathe film to our attention on map making from 1961. It shows Royal Engineer surveyors and Ordnance...

For the first time the DGI Conference has been delivered in a virtual environment. Covid-19 has had a massive impact on all our lives,...

In its latest blog, the Geospatial Commission discusses how geospatial data is used for a wide range of activities and how it can impact...

This article by Giancarlo Fiorella, an investigator and trainer for Latin America at Bellingcat, and Annique Mossou sets out to answer the

The Cabinet Office and Geospatial Commission published the UK’s geospatial strategy on 16 June 2020. It sets a vision that by 2025 the UK...

The first draft of the new DSA website is now up and running. Comments on the content, design, layout and utility are most welcome.