1Spatial announce the release of 1Integrate 2.8.1

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Cambridge, UK, 12th March 2021, (www.1spatial.com) 1Spatial, a global leader in Location Master Data Management (LMDM) software and solutions, is pleased to announce the general release of 1Integrate v2.8.1 1Integrate ensures compliance of data for use across the enterprise and provides automated data validation, cleaning, transformation and enhancement. It enables users to assess the quality of data to ensure it meets defined specifications and is fit for purpose. This release … Read More

The FME World Fair is Coming to a Screen Near You

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Roll up, roll up! The FME World Fair Takes Place 4th-14th May Cambridge, UK, 11th March 2021, (www.1spatial.com) 1Spatial, the global geospatial software and solutions company, is pleased to announce that it will be co-hosting two sessions at this year’s FME World Fair on both 7th and 12th May. We invite you to register for free to join us at the FME World Fair now. Although the essence of the World Tour is … Read More

Property Consultancy Addresses COVID Challenges using thinkWhere Web Mapping Technology

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Sterling, Scotland, 11 March 2021 – Galbraith, a leading independent property consultancy, is transforming the way it accesses and shares business critical information in response to the challenges of remote working, furloughed staff and changing COVID legislation. Using the latest web mapping technology from thinkWhere, users from across the organisation, including home workers and staff operating in the field, are … Read More

Building trust in your geospatial data

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How can you achieve value from OS’s Data Hub authoritative data? We would like to invite you to join OS and 1Spatial’s webinar on 18th March where we will focus on how you can build trust and data quality for decision making, using OS’s Data Hub APIs and the 1Spatial Platform. OS and 1Spatial will present how you can use … Read More

The Intersection of GI and COVID-19 in Northern Ireland

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Just like the rest of the world, Northern Ireland (NI) is facing unprecedented times with the COVID-19 pandemic. During the last few months, GI professionals across the country have been stepping up and helping organisations and local communities alike. These efforts to leverage spatial data and information can be seen in the work of various individuals and teams throughout the … Read More

Building a Geospatial Career

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Earlier this year, the AGI’s Early Careers Network joined forces with Geovation to discuss geospatial careers with an expert panel from across the industry, exploring the evolution of the geospatial industry and jobs, skills requirements of the industry and sharing some insights from their own unique experiences. Watch a recording of this event. As always, we would love to hear … Read More

AGI Cymru On-Line Pub Quiz

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July saw AGI Cymru host their first on-line pub quiz open to members and non-members. Hosted by Quiz Master Kev, the early leaders Helena, Tom and Cats held their position throughout the Welsh and geography related quiz rounds to take first place. Well done to them and to everyone who took part. A fun Friday night in lockdown. Look out … Read More

Top Tips for Using Continuing Professional Development to Boost your Career

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Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is a structured and self-driven form of learning that helps professionals maintain and improve the knowledge, skills and personal qualities required for career development. In July, the AGI’s Early Careers Network teamed up with the Royal Geographic Society (with Institute of British Geographers) to deliver a webinar focused on how CPD can drive career development and … Read More

Scotland was a pioneer in the geospatial industry, but how can we take the next step and make geospatial an important contributor to the Scottish Economy today and tomorrow?

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By the early 1960s the University of Glasgow had become a world-class centre for cartography, and university courses in the use of computers in geography were beginning to appear by the end of that decade, ahead of much of the world.  Researchers at the University of Edinburgh were using computer methods to analyse agricultural census data by 1970 and soon … Read More

Introducing the AGI’s New Mission Statement

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AGI starts 2020 with a new mission that puts geospatial at the heart of a sustainable future Applying geospatial to the global challenge of achieving sustainability is the aim of a new mission unveiled today by the UK’s largest membership organisation for the geospatial sector. The move comes as the Association for Geographic Information (AGI) marks 30 years at the heart … Read More