For this month’s edition of Mapping For Good, we’ll be taking a look at one of my all-time favorite resources for in-depth web maps and spatial information, “Mapping L.A.” from the Los Angeles Times. I’ll come clean from the start Read More
The Nicholas U. Mayall Telescope in Arizona is getting an upgrade that will help researchers create the most detailed 3D map of the Universe. The retrofit is for the 9-ton Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI). Its predecessor, the Baryon Oscillation Read More
As government agencies and commercial entities around the world set their sights on Mars and further destinations in space, they are looking to the Moon as a kind of base camp for space exploration. NASA and its commercial partners envision Read More
In the nearly two years we’ve published the Mapping for Good series here for our Geospatial Times newsletter, we have covered a wide variety of charitable and sometimes just down-right fun mapping projects around the world. Nearly all of them, Read More
The Cold War marked a time of unprecedented advancements in aerospace technology that the U.S. has not seen since that time. The Apollo 17 mission in 1972 was the last time a person set foot on the Moon. Buoyed by Read More
The Chinese continue to increase their investment in space technology and exploration, but that doesn’t come without a fair share of challenges. China launched their first space station, Tiangong-1, in September 2011 as a crewed lab and experiment for a Read More
With our world changing every day and sadly not always for the best, it’s no surprise that we’ve found ourselves covering pollution as a topic several times here in our Mapping for Good series. Air pollution, oceanic and stream pollution, Read More
It’s 2018 people, love it or hate it. There are innumerable unknowns that lie ahead of us, however, there are some known unknowns in our celestial future that we can look forward to. NASA has a packed schedule for the Read More
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