Simulating Uniquely Modified Objectives
At GEONATIVES we spend some time to improve simulation by making them more realistic and therefore more reliable and spread the word about it. Is it worth to attend conferences which seem to have always similar presentations about hese topics? Yes, it is...
Simulation of Unknown Motion
When it comes to assuring functionality of complex systems, minor causes may have major implications impacting credibility of simulation results. From real-world situations, we would like to postulate that simulation become more realistic in how it resembles individual agents...
The World of Data
On March 30th, 2026, the World Data Organization (WDO) held its inaugural assembly in Beijing China...
Orientation of Language
Sometimes while looking outside the box we find interesting relations to geodata. This time we came across a research from 2010 working on the relation of how our mother tongue impacts the way we locate things and put them in order related to time...
Niantic Spatial’s Large Geospatial Model
For every problem there is a solution and if we deal with geodata there should be also a spatial intelligence tool. This principle applies to "AI domain" as well and Niantic has a very good foundation for starting a promising enterprise to build a large geospatial model (LGM)...
Geodata and AI
Artificial Intelligence has made it into most areas of our life. It’s no surprise that the geodata domain is widely affected by it, too. In this article, we try to give our first impression on the current situation and activities...
Blatten reloaded
Nature acts in a wide speed range. If we focus on our planet and our core subject geodata we see our data getting outdated by activity that lies somewhere between continental drift and volcanic eruptions...
Tariffs on Geodata
The speed with which everything is in motion is far exceeding our preferred rates for continental drift. To protect themselves, countries apply tariffs and levies on everything crossing their borders. We try to imagine what the consequences would look like for geodata...
White Spot Survey
The British Antarctic Survey has published the most detailed map about the landscape of Antarctica beneath the thick ice sheet. Let's get to the bottom of things...
Subterranean Mapping
Infrastructure is not only about roads and rail. This time we dig into the ground to map subterranean infrastructure. The National Underground Asset Register of the United Kingdom tries to unite the data of the various asset owners...