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ASM Newsletter - May 11 - 2012

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China shows earth observation prowess with two successful launches this week.

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Vol. 7, Issue 18, May 11, 2012

China Launches Two Earth Observation Satellites in Four Days

As the rest of the world laments the loss of earth observation capacity -- with a recent report of a U.S. decline from 23 satellites to just six by 2020, and the confirmed loss of Europe's Envisat satellite -- China has accomplished the remarkable feat of launching two remote sensing satellites within four days. The launch of the Tianui-1B mapping satellite has been closely followed by the launch of Yaogan Weixing-14, an optical remote sensing satellite on May 10.

Pakistan Introduces GIS to Census Process for Credibility and Transparency

The Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) introduced a Geographical Information System (GIS) Laboratory with an objective to bring credibility and transparency in the overall census data collection system and make it at par with international standards.

GIS to Increase GVMC Property Tax Revenue

With the survey of properties under Geographic Information System (GIS) almost over, the Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation is likely to issue its demand notices for property tax incorporating results of the survey. The GIS survey that took more than three years covered 3.56 lakh properties. Following some discrepancies, officials took up on-field, random verification of the GIS findings.

China Information Technology Sees GIS Growth from Map World National Initiatives

China Information Technology, Inc. , a leading provider of information technologies and display technologies based in China, announced its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2012. The company expects their GIS and HIS businesses to continue to grow in 2012 and become one of the main growth drivers for the Company's IT segment over the long-run.

VisionMap Partners with ChinaRS Geoinformatics Co., Ltd.

VisionMap Ltd. announced today its sales partnership with ChinaRS Geoinformatics Co., Ltd. Tianjin China. ChinaRS Geoinformatics Co., Ltd. Tianjin China will provide sales and marketing services for VisionMap's A3 Digital Mapping Systems.

The Geospatial Industry Empowers a Billion+ People

At the recent Geospatial World Forum in Amsterdam, one highlight was a session on capacity building and the expansion of the global geospatial marketplace to a billion plus people. All speakers touched on embracing new technologies, the creation of an inclusive platform for greater knowledge and better information integration, as well as the increased value of the technology in the face of global change. There was also a repeated sentiment that we’re in an exciting time for the impact of geospatial technologies to improve the way that we live.

Malaysian State Pushes GIS for Development Planning

Second Minister of Resource Planning and Environment, Datuk Amar Tengah Ali Hasan, emphasised the growing importance of leveraging Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in enhancing the planning and decision making capabilities of public sector organisations. According to the Minister, GIS at present is recognised as an evolving field with an equally growing importance in various sectors.

North Korea Pumps up the GPS Jamming in Week-long Attack

Over the past two weeks, North Korea has used jamming equipment to interfere with global positioning system (GPS) signals near South Korea’s two largest airports outside its capital city Seoul and across the center of the Korean peninsula. The jamming caused no accidents or loss of life, but it demonstrates that North Korea is getting more and more brazen in its efforts to mess with South Korea's high-tech infrastructure.

Nokia's Massive Launch of Local Mapping Services for India

Last year, Nokia owned mapping service NAVTEQ introduced indoor mapping called Destination Maps for navigation beyond the front door. NAVTEQ is the first major mapping service to bring indoor mapping to India. The product is being launched with indoor maps for 150 malls in 17 cities.

Foreigner Tops List of Unlawful Survey Cases

About 40 cases of illegal geographic surveying cases involving foreign individuals or organizations have been investigated since 2006, some of which involved stealing military information that could threaten national security, according to the country's surveying and mapping administration. The administration over the weekend disclosed the top 10 unlawful surveying cases in 2011, with a case involving a US citizen ranking first.

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Future of Australian Health Workers Learn their Place

Where we live and work is as vital in healthcare as genetics, diet and lifestyle, one of Australia’s leading geo-health specialists has told the next generation of health professionals. Sydney’s renowned Macquarie University yesterday invited Esri Australia geographic health expert Jeremy Pytel to address its Health Studies students on the importance of geography in establishing a complete understanding of the social and environmental determinants of health.

Intergraph Customer Wins ALGIM GIS Project of the Year Award for 2011 New Zealand Earthquake Response

Intergraph announces that Christchurch City Council (CCC) recently received the Association of Local Government Information Management (ALGIM) GIS Project of the Year Award. CCC received the award for implementing an innovative GIS solution in response to the devastating earthquake that took place in Christchurch, New Zealand, on February 22, 2011.

Advanced Imaging Capability Added to Leica ScanStation C10 and Cyclone v7.4

Leica Geosystems announces a faster, easier option for Leica ScanStation C10 laser scanner users to apply external camera imagery to laser scan point cloud data. The new option consists of a direct digital camera mount on the ScanStation C10 scanner and tight, automated integration of external camera images into the scanner’s onboard controller and data storage system.

Next Galileo Satellites to Launch After the Summer

The European Commission has announced the launch date of the next pair of ESA-procured Galileo satellites. These will launch together on a Soyuz from French Guiana on 28 September 2012, joining the two Galileo satellites already in orbit.

Australian Technology Wins International Geospatial Award

A spatial information technology project developed by PSMA Australia has won a major award at the Geospatial World Forum Conference, held in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The Geospatial World Policy Award for Exemplary Implementation of Geospatial Policies and Programs was awarded to PSMA Systems in recognition of the technology’s role in significantly improving and streamlining the mechanism for collection, assembly and delivery of fundamental geospatial information for Australia.

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ASM Newsletter - April 20 - 2012

Details: Published on Friday, 20 April 2012 00:00; Hits: 541

Friday, April 20, 2012

Astrium's SpaceDataHighway Promises Imagery Anywhere in Minutes

Astrium, in partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA), is working to build a satellite communication system to speed the delivery of high resolution imagery anywhere on the planet with near real-time speeds. This ambitious project will support ESA's Global Monitoring for Environment and Security (GMES) satellites, while also offering capacity for commercial partners to send their own large image files via the network for a fee.

Contact Lost with Flagship Envisat Spacecraft

Contact has been lost with the European Space Agency's (Esa) flagship Earth observation mission - Envisat. Controllers stopped receiving data from the eight-tonne spacecraft on Sunday, and have not as yet been able to re-establish communications.

Australia Calls for Unified Map Data Network

Australia is still lagging badly in providing a comprehensive, detailed and nationwide network of spatial data which is essential in most areas of government, from handling natural disasters to adjudicating between militant farmers’ groups and coal seam gas extraction projects, according to a spatial industries group. While deficiencies in flood mapping have been highlighted since the disastrous 2010 Queensland floods, a much-improved spatial data network should be informing a range of other government activities and policies, says the Spatial Industries Business Association.

Lockheed Loses $70 Million Over GPS Satellite Overruns

Lockheed Martin will lose its entire fee of about $70 million to defray an 18 percent cost overrun on the first newly designed Global Positioning System satellites, according to the Air Force. The Bethesda-based company, the biggest U.S. defense contractor, had estimated that it would cost $1.5 billion to develop, test and build the first two GPS III satellites. However, Air Force spokeswoman Vicki Stein said the cost had risen to $1.62 billion.

New Micro Laser Adds Precise Measurement to Handhelds

UK-based Measurement Devices Ltd. (MDL) has developed a tiny eye-safe micro laser for the mobile phone market that could revolutionize field data collection. The Micro Laser Module can make hundreds of measurement a second for objects within a 120-meter radius and weighs only 34 grams. Now that the hardware has been developed it is being marketed to original equipment manufacturers for the development of software and interfaces for different applications.

North Korean Rocket Launch Fails

Despite warnings and appeals from many countries, North Korea went ahead with a rocket launch Friday but officials in South Korea, Japan and the U.S. said it appeared the rocket failed not long after the launch.

Little Boy Lost Finds His Mother Using Google Earth

An Indian boy who lost his mother in 1986 has found her 25 years later from his new home in Tasmania - using satellite images.

Russia, India and China Laud their Trilateral Cooperation on Disaster Management

The Ministers underlined the importance of cooperation in the field of disaster management and appreciated the outcome of the trilateral programme for exchange of information and expertise on the use of geo-spatial technologies in monitoring and forecasting flood and drought.

Remote Sensing Catches Bees Entering Australia

Electronic surveillance is about to enter the insect world with devices now being tested to prevent bees trying to sneak into the country through sea ports, potentially carrying with them pests and disease that could devastate the honeybee industry and food production.

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New Rugged Trimble Pro Series GNSS Receivers

Trimble introduced the next generation of its GPS Pathfinder family—the Trimble Pro 6H and Pro 6T receivers for GIS and mobile mapping. The Trimble Pro series deliver unparalleled flexibility in professional GIS data collection. The series offers a new streamlined form-factor and dramatic productivity improvements in difficult GNSS environments with Trimble Floodlight technology.

TomTom Delivers Broader and Richer Map Coverage for Business Customers

TomTom announced the availability of its latest map product update for automotive, government, and enterprise customers. TomTom maps now cover more than 200 countries and territories globally, with navigable coverage for 109 countries or 36 million kilometres of roads. "TomTom prides itself on being able to deliver a high quality map with industry leading coverage," said Charles Cautley, Managing Director of TomTom Automotive & Licensing.

ISTAR The World's First Automatic Rapid 360º Camera Launches

Scotland based camera design and manufacturing company, NCTech, is launching the world’s first fully automatic instant 360º panoramic camera. Designed to be integrated seamlessly into the Lidar scanning process, this revolutionary new type of rapid imaging camera is the first 360º camera with the power to process its images internally, with no need for a computer to complete post-production processing or stitching.

SuperGIS Network Analyst Extension 3.0 Released

SuperGeo Technologies launched the latest SuperGIS Network Analyst 3.0. Utilizing SuperNetObjects 3.0 as the development core, SuperGIS Network Analyst 3.0 adds hierarchy settings and greatly improves its performance in operation and analysis.

ASM Newsletter - April 13 - 2012

Details: Published on Friday, 13 April 2012 00:00; Hits: 527

This week's newsletter marks a slight redesign with the debut of a more robust system.

Trimble Acquires Drone Mapping Platform Gatewing

Recent news that Trimble has acquired Belgium-based unmanned aerial vehicle maker Gatewing marks an important milestone in the commercialization of drone-based map data collection. Gatewing has successfully packaged their platform for use by novices with automated software tools, and Trimble is poised to advance capabilities as well as penetration into many markets. Read More...

Experts to Discuss Earth Observation of Geo-hazards

International experts will meet next month to discuss how space-based technology can help us prepare for and respond to disasters. Organised by ESA in association with the Group on Earth Observations (GEO), the International Forum on Satellite Earth Observation for Geohazard Risk Management will be held on 21–23 May at the Santorini Convention Centre in Greece. Read more...

Delhi Mandates Geospatial Data Use for Infrastructure Projects

The Delhi government’s 30 departments and agencies will have to mandatorily use the geo-spatial data of overground and underground assets before planning any infrastructure projects as an ambitious legislation is all set to come into force from next month. The Delhi Assembly passed the Geo-spatial Data Infrastructure (Management, Control, Administration, Security and Safety) Bill which ensures better planning for projects and proper co-ordination among the agencies for their implementation. Read More

SuperWebGIS Applied to Biodiversity Conservation

SuperGeo Technologies assists Taiwan Endemic Species Research Institute in establishing the value-added application service of biodiversity database to promote biodiversity in Taiwan. Due to the warm geographic environment, the plentiful species of flora and fauna flourish in Taiwan. However, the growing population has directly influenced the growth of endangered species. Taiwan Endemic Species Research Institute has engaged in ecological restoration and promoting the concept of biodiversity to maintain the sustainable development for species. Read More...

New Handheld Positioning Chips Promise Precise Indoor and Outdoor Locations

The manufacturers of handheld positioning chips are making technology breakthroughs in the precision of position. New innovative chips for smart phones that fuse signal inputs (GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth) with sensors (gyroscope, accelerometer, altimeter) provide precise indoor and outdoor location. Read More...

New System to Estimate Quake Scale in Minutes, Not Hours

A new system has been developed that can estimate the scale of crustal movement within minutes after a big earthquake, much faster than the system widely used now that takes more than five hours to do so. The Geospatial Information Authority of Japan and Tohoku University began testing the new system using the satellite-aided global positioning system Friday, aiming to start full operation in fiscal 2013. Read More ...

CRCSI Funds New Zealand Geospatial Research Projects

The Cooperative Research Centre for Spatial Information (CRCSI) recently granted funds to three New Zealand research projects. Read More

AND Automotive Navigation Data and Navitel Announce Strategic Partnership

Navitel-leader of Russian and Eastern Europe navigation market and AND, the only independent company in the global mapping market-, are pleased to announce strategic partnership in developing car navigation maps for Navitel Navigator. Read More...

ESA Launches Satellite Navigation Wiki

ESA has introduced its own wiki-based information source, Navipedia, which is also the first ever ESA technical wiki opened to the public.There are more than 400 articles on the site to date covering the fundamental principles of satellite navigation, how receivers operate. Read More...

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UK and Japan Commit to Greater Collaboration on Space

One of the key areas for collaboration is on earth observation technology, such as the NovaSAR programme or the Disaster Monitoring Constellation (DMC) run by Surrey Satellite Technology Limited. In partnership with the UK Space Agency, DMC provided vital data to assist with rescue efforts and damage assessment in the aftermath of the Japan earthquake and tsunami. Read More...

Pitney Bowes Software Releases Significant Updates to Suburb and Postcode Boundaries

Simon Dell’Oro, Product Manager, Data Products and Analytics APAC for Pitney Bowes Software said, “Many users of these geographic datasets don’t actually realise just how dynamic the boundaries for suburbs and postcodes are, with hundreds of changes being made each year due to reasons such as increases in population and urban development. This is why we’ve recently increased our production schedule to include two updates per year for our clients.” Read More...

IMO Invites Industry to Advise on the Development of Maritime e-Navigation

IMO invites industry to fully take part in the development of e-navigation. Gupreet Singhota, deputy director/ head of Operational Safety Security within the Maritime Safety Division of the International Maritime Organisation shares his invitation in an interview with eNav International. eNav International is the brand new platform launched by Geomares Publishing at www.enav-international.com.

Indonesia NSDI: One Map for the Nation

Indonesia, nestled in the Indian Ocean, is the largest archipelagic country in the world. With the proliferation of complex national development tasks, such as rebuilding after the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami, the need for geospatial information has proved to be a necessity. Read More...

ASM Newsletter - April 6 - 2012

Details: Published on Friday, 06 April 2012 00:00; Hits: 504

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Nighttime Observations Offer Urban Insight

Recently, the European Space Agency designed and developed, along with with Dutch company Cosine, a motorized tripod called NightPod to take nighttime images of the Earth from the International Space Station. Prior to this device, the speed of the space station made picture taking difficult due to the speed of the Space Station and the low shutter speeds required to capture light at night. With this capability, we're reminded of the utility of nighttime images to inform about human settlement, and mapping land cover.
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Calling on Crowds to Participate, Collect and Map

There is a growing upswell of interest in harnessing real-time data feeds from individuals to understand public sentiment and trends. Given the impact social media has had on society, this data source has had great validation, and the number of tools and the utility of this information will continue to increase.
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GIS, Google Earth Help NGO Map Sangli Slum Dwellings

The Seoul Metropolitan Geoinformaiton Portal is an integrated, map-based web server system that provides citizens with a high level of detail about facilities and places in the City of Seoul, South Korea. The multi.lingual site includes data for transit, schools, banks and other city amenities and services, including government operations.
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Japan Experts Warn of Future Risk of 34-meter-high Tsunami

Revised estimates of the potential impact from an earthquake off Japan’s southern coast show much of the country’s Pacific shore could be inundated by a tsunami more than 34 meters (112 feet) high.
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Spectra Precision Introduces ProFlex 800 GNSS for Positioning Applications

Spectra Precision introduced today the new ProFlex™ 800, a powerful GNSS solution with revolutionary Z-Blade™ GNSS-centric technology. The ProFlex 800 delivers fast and reliable RTK positioning, even in environments where GNSS signals may be difficult to acquire.
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Mapping Digital Media: Japan

Japan may be the world’s most advanced country in the development and application of digital technology. Despite two decades of economic stagnation, digitization has proceeded rapidly.
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Satellites Map Fine Aerosol Pollution Over China

Small pollutants, which come mostly from burning fossil fuels and biomass, can lodge deep in the lungs, where they exacerbate a variety of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.
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Experts to Discuss Earth Observation for Geo-hazards

Revised estimates of the potential impact from an earthquake off Japan’s southern coast show much of the country’s Pacific shore could be inundated by a tsunami more than 34 meters (112 feet) high.
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April 6, 2012

Optech Announces Teledyne Majority Ownership

Optech, a leading manufacturer of lidar and camera survey instruments, announced that Teledyne DALSA, Inc., a subsidiary of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, has acquired a majority interest.

Autodesk Connects Desktop to Mobile and Cloud with Design and Creation Suites 2013

Autodesk, Inc. launched the company’s 2013 portfolio of design, engineering and entertainment software. The suites provide expanded toolsets and workflows for building, entertainment, engineering, construction, infrastructure, product, plant and factory design

Avenza Releases Geographic Imager 3.5 for Adobe Photoshop

Avenza Systems Inc., producers of MAPublisher cartographic software for Adobe Illustrator and PDF Maps for Apple iOS, is pleased to announce the release of Geographic Imager 3.5 for Adobe Photoshop.

Australian Cities Fall Short of Mark on Planning

A review of capital city planning strategies has delivered a scathing report into national infrastructure, finding none of Australia's cities fully meet the targets.

Helix S.R.L. Presented SuperWebGIS in the GOES Project at the OPEN DAYS

SuperGeo Technologies announced that Helix S.r.l., SuperGeo’s exclusive reseller in Italy, presented the GOES project at the OPEN DAYS.

CSR Debuts an Indoor Location and Navigation Breakthrough

Using a smartphone containing the first implementation of the SiRFstarV architecture, CSR showed how this breakthrough self-learning SiRFusion platform “fuses” location information for reliable and accurate indoor location and navigation.

Safe Software Commences International Tour to Introduce Latest Version of FME

Safe Software, the global pioneer and leader in spatial data transformation, kicks off its FME 2012 World Tour on April 4th in Paris, France, and continues on to 30+ cities worldwide.

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ASM Newsletter - March 30 - 2012

Details: Published on Friday, 30 March 2012 00:00; Hits: 824

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Interview: A Global Perspective of Energy - Through Spatial Understanding

Through his work at Autodesk, Geoff also has global experience, knowledge and understanding about spatial design, data management, modelling and analysis tools involving energy utilities and infrastructure operations. Vector1 Media editor Jeff Thurston discussed energy with him from a wide number of perspectives in this interview.
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Surveyor Becomes Hong Kong Chief Executive

Today, Hong Kong selected a self-made surveyor, Leun-Chun-ying, as their next chief executive. Leung studied surveying at Hong Kong Polytechnic and then later went to the United Kingdom, where he also earned a degree in real estate management at Bristol Polytechnic.
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Seoul Metropolitan Geoinformation Portal

The Seoul Metropolitan Geoinformaiton Portal is an integrated, map-based web server system that provides citizens with a high level of detail about facilities and places in the City of Seoul, South Korea. The multi.lingual site includes data for transit, schools, banks and other city amenities and services, including government operations.
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Abu Dhabi Police G.H.Q. Receives Enterprise GIS Vision and Strategic Roadmap Award

The Abu Dhabi Police (ADP) received the prestigious Esri Enterprise GIS Vision Award in recognition of its advanced Esri platform that improves key areas, such as crime prevention, security, and emergency management. The award was presented Tuesday, March 27, at the Esri Partner Conference in Palm Springs, California.
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Five StreetMapper’s Take to the Roads in Japan

StreetMapper, the mobile laser mapping system, has announced delivery of its fifth system to Japan in less than a year. The StreetMapper equipped vehicles enable 3D laser scan surveys to be undertaken at normal road traffic speeds and are being used for a range of mapping projects across Japan.
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Intergraph’s ERDAS APOLLO Helps Enhance the Delivery of Geospatial Data for the State of Brunei Darussalam

Rolled out in two phases under the Survey Spatial Data Infrastructure (SSDI) project, this effort provides an infrastructure that increases the productivity of many geospatially related tasks throughout the country by improving access to data, streamlining processes, reducing duplication of efforts in data collection, and enhancing the quality of information.
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United Malayan Land Signs Agreement With IIB

United Malayan Land Bhd (UM Land) has entered into a collaboration agreement with Iskandar Investment Bhd (IIB) IIB for the parties to hold exclusive negotiations in respect of an acquisition of land in Medini, Iskandar Malaysia with rights to undertake development on the said land.
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GPS/GNSS 2012 China - Call for Papers

Call for Papers and 1st Announcement can be downloaded from: The International symposium on GPS/GNSS 2012 will be held from Oct.31st to Nov. 2nd, 2012 inXi’an,China,and organized by Chang’an University and the International Association of Chinese Professionals in Global Positioning Systems.
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March 30, 2012

NGO Uses Google Earth to Reveal India's Shantytowns

An NGO in India has started to use Google Earth satellite technology to shine a light on whole neighborhoods of wretched slums, which authorities had long pretended didn't even exist.

Hemisphere GPS Introduces miniEclipseCompact - with GNSS Support

Based on new Hemisphere GPS multi-function application firmware and Eclipse GNSS multi-constellation technology, P300 and P301 provide the ability for tracking commercially available GNSS signals for precise positioning.

SuperGIS Spatial Analyst 3.0 Released Globally

The latest extension contains a number of spatial modeling and analysis algorithms and provides friendly user interface to help user effectively complete complicated spatial analysis tasks.

GIS Cloud Shapes Solutions for Organizations

GIS Cloud will be even easier to use, more cost efficient, provide more flexibility with a focus on solving particular users’ challenges. New solutions will be provided for organizations, governments, consultants and system integrators.

Satellites Map Fine Aerosol Pollution Over China

Many types of aerosol particles circulate in the atmosphere, but one of the most damaging to human health is known as PM2.5, a technical term for microscopic bits of matter less than 2.5 microns in diameter (one thirtieth the width of a human hair).

NSDI collaboration for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Spatial data is a vital national resource necessary for a country’s efficient and sustainable economic, social and environmental development, and so must be properly developed and managed.

Bhutan Needs an Active Fault Map to Reduce Seismic Disaster

An earthquake is considered to trigger GLOFs, and active faults are potential sources of earthquakes. Do you think that a mega earthquake of the same size as the 2011 Great East Japan earthquake could occur in Bhutan?

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