GEOSPATIAL FRONTIERS
A Publication by Project Geospatial
LOOKING BEYOND
THE MAP
Geospatial Frontiers, a new publication from Project Geospatial, brings together leading voices and experts from across the geospatial ecosystem to tackle the industry's most pressing challenges. Through in-depth articles and discussions, Geospatial Frontiers aims to explore innovative solutions and spark critical conversations that will shape the future of geospatial technology and its applications.
Contributing Authors
Unlocking Prosperity: How a Military Ontology Can Build a More Resilient Economy
Discover how the MIDB ontology can revolutionizing national infrastructure resilience by transforming raw data into actionable intelligence. This in-depth article explores how a structured framework has the potential to enhance AI capabilities, identifies critical nodes like EV Gigafactories, and could fostes innovation through an open-source government framework, leading to a more secure and prosperous future.
The Phoenix Project: A Challenge to the Community to Forge an Open-Source Successor to HIFLD
This article issues a compelling challenge to the community: to collaboratively forge an open-source successor to the vital HIFLD portal. We present a conceptual solution, not as a finished blueprint, but as a compass to guide a collective journey forward. Join the critical conversation on building a resilient, community-owned digital commons for national infrastructure data, reclaiming our shared responsibility in the wake of a crucial public resource going dark. This is a call to action for mappers, developers, emergency managers, and all stakeholders to define the future of accessible, authoritative geospatial data.