In the first of our new series, we gather fascinating stories on how cities around the world are using data and geospatial analytics in urban planning.
Arfiana Rafnialdi, advisor to West Java’s new governor, shares the blueprint for a smart province.
Tips from a transport specialist for developing cities that want sustainable public transport.
Jack Dangermond, Founder and President of Esri, on how collaborative platforms, AI and real-time insights are the way forward.
The tourism board has developed a data analytics network to analyse tourist movements and boost the hospitality and retail industries.
Minister-in-charge of Smart Nation initiative announces developments in smart urban mobility trials.
Mohamed Hardi, Deputy Director of the Programmes Division at Singapore’s Municipal Services Office, on building more agile services.
Secretary General of World Smart Sustainable Cities Organisation (WeGO) reveals plans to work with North Korea.
The country’s mine action unit clears landmines so citizens can farm and attend school safely.
The government is using solar-powered billboards to bring voting information to its citizens.
Dangermond shares five ways that location intelligence are benefitting smart cities.
Join international GIS experts and speakers from government in Singapore on 27 September.
Over 600 geospatial enthusiasts to share their insights into urban design, intelligent mobility, liveability, and more.
How great design can drive cities to be inclusive, resilient and adaptable.
A technology that underpins Singapore’s smart nation initiatives is now being used to strengthen telcommunications services.
