Standards

53rd Plenary Week ISO / TC211

AfriGIS, Africa's leaders in geospatial science and geospatial information solutions, will be attending the international ISO/TC211 Standards in Action workshop where countries showcase the work they are doing in the standards environment. This workshop is open to the public.

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ISO/TC211 Standards in Action workshop

AfriGIS, Africa's leaders in geospatial science and geospatial information solutions, recently attended the international ISO/TC211 Standards in Action workshop where countries showcase the work they are doing in the standards environment. Various delegates from AfriGIS attended this inspiring workshop.

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A quick intro to geospatial standards and why they matter to you

There is a buzzword every year. We seem to have our pick of three letter acronyms and catch phrases in boardrooms in the same way we have top 20 music hits on the radio. “Geographical standards” have become one of those flavoured phrases.

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The future of Big Data

The first quarter AfriGIS Data and Spatial Workshop took place on 3 April 2019 at the Bytes Technology Conference Centre in Gauteng, bringing together business and data experts to further explore the previous year’s theme on Big Data management, systems, procedures and analytics. This year, the focus in on the future of Big Data, and new ways of sustaining it...

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United Nations World Geospatial Information Congress - The Geospatial way to a Better World

United Nations World Geospatial Information Congress - The Geospatial way to a Better World Nov 28 2018 Deqing, China was the setting of the first United Nations World Geospatial Information Congress (UNWGIC) hosted from 19 – 21 November 2018. The aim of the inaugural congress was...

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Standardisation a main driving force

Standardisation a main driving force Dec 6 2017 The 45th Plenary week of ISO/TC211 was held in Wellington, New Zealand, during the last week of November 2017. Like a symphony, it takes a lot of people working together to develop a standard. ISO’s role is similar to that of a conductor, while the orchestra is made up of independent technical experts nominated by our members...

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