As environmental conditions change, or are affected by perturbations such as a hurricane or development projects which disrupt current habitats, fine-scale SDMs can be applied to predict how animals will disperse. Together with our partners in research and industry, we are working to apply this developing technology to, for instance, […]
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For the past few months, Geomatys R&D teams have been working on the exploitation of GHOM (Geographic, Hydrographic, Ocean and Weather) data in augmented reality. The challenge is to convert complex formats such as GRIB, NetCDF or S-57, on the server side with EXAMIND Server, to serve in 3D on […]
We are looking for a Full Stack developer (Bac+5 or Engineering Degree) in the Java universe with demonstrated successful experience (or internship) in Java/Spring and/or Javascript/Angular What we are looking for a candidate with : Curiosity. Constantly on the lookout for new technologies. Concern for performance. Rigour. The readability of […]
Within the framework of its activities Geomatys is structured along three axes : 1. The implementation and operation of Geospatial Datalakes (based on Cloud infrastructure and exploiting massive volumes of data) 2. (Geo)Datascience 3. Data visualization including 3D and augmented reality This article presents feedback on the implementation of on-the-fly […]
Together with Geomatys’ 15 years of expertise in the field of interoperability, processing and massive geospatial data infrastructures, and the consolidation of this expertise in the Examind software suite, we are now working on transforming our experience in the field of machine learning into easily re-mobilizable functionalities for our customers. […]
Just two months before COVID-19 showed the entire world the risk posed by emerging diseases, Geomatys decided to hire infectious disease ecologist and epidemiologist Dr. Jessica (Jessie) Abbate to explore the ways that geospatial intelligence can be applied to help identify, predict, and ultimately reduce health risks. Remaining partially involved […]
We’re thankful to Marc Gorman who highly contributed to the obtainment of the ForEarth project and will not have the opportunity to see the outcome. The European Spatial Agency (ESA) launch the initiative: EO Science for Society with the aim to enhance Copernicus data by producing EO applications in responses […]
Before we start here is a first screenshot to open your appetite and demonstrate what can be done with 3D Tiles and 2D S-57 marine navigation data. Augmented Reality Marine Chart produced by Examind Server Specification status The 3D Tiles format has been around for a few years as part […]
A ponctuated June month at Geomatys Little present on the shows in recent years, Geomatys has decided to boost its communication. The goal? Promote the company and its Examind software suite. Geospatial data processing software that integrates easily into your information systems. Already used by major companies (Airbus DS, Naval […]
The GDAL/Proj.4 community has raised $142,000 for improving the map projection library behind major Open Source geospatial softwares. The issues to be fixed require an architectural change. Proj.4 is moving away from the early-binding approach (where WGS 84 is used as a pivot system) to a late-binding approach (with no fixed pivot system and […]
In August 17th 2017, we presented an introduction to Apache SIS in the Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G) conference. A discussion about accuracy were planed, but skipped because of lack of time. The results that we intended to show are below. Disclaimer: the author of this blog […]
In August 17th 2017, we presented an introduction to Apache Spatial Information System (SIS) in the Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G) conference. Discussions about performance and accuracy were planed, but skipped because of lack of time. A first part of the results that we intended to show […]