GIS Resources Magazine (Issue 4 | December 2024): Geospatial Technologies For Water Resource Management
GIS Resources is pleased to announce the publication of its 4th edition (December 2024) of the print and digital magazine. The edition is titled “Geospatial Technologies For Water Resource Management.”
Geospatial technologies are transforming resource management by addressing challenges like scarcity, distribution, and sustainability. Through tools such as bathymetric surveys, they provide critical data for reservoir planning and sediment management, ensuring efficient water storage and ecosystem preservation. These technologies integrate extensive datasets to optimize water usage across sectors, promoting sustainable and equitable distribution.
They also play a pivotal role in locating and assessing groundwater reserves, springs, and surface water bodies, aiding conservation and long-term planning. By tracking water use for irrigation, industrial purposes, and detecting leaks, geospatial tools minimize wastage and improve efficiency. Hydrological modeling enhances predictive capabilities for flood control and resource allocation, while monitoring wetlands and estuaries supports biodiversity preservation. Additionally, satellite-based flood and drought forecasting enables proactive risk management.
Geospatial technologies provide actionable insights, ensuring sustainable, resilient, and efficient water resource management systems in the face of growing global challenges.
The following are the articles published in this edition:
- Geospatial Technologies For Water Resource Management by EOS Data Analytics; pg. no. 6-10
- GIS-Connected Workflows Boost Efficiency, Decision-Making and Communications – Matt Sprague, Market Manager by Local Governments, Trimble’s Owner & Public Sector; pg. no. 11 -13
- Pix4D For Water Resource Management: Sediment Measurement and Ocean Cleanup by Pix4D; pg. no. 14-17
- From Imagery To Impact: How High-Resolution Aerial Data Transformed Water Sustainability Efforts In Southern California by Hexagon; pg. no. 18-20
- GeoNew – pg. no. 21-22