In spring 2025, the National Land Survey of Finland deployed a new topographic data production system. The implementation has been described as exceptionally successful — possibly the best in the organisation’s history. The rollout was completed without any production disruptions, which is rare for such large-scale reforms.
Experts from the forestry sector and biodiversity research gathered to explore how species data can better support sustainable forest management. The event highlighted practical solutions, data availability challenges, and the need for collaboration.
Location Innovation Hub offers a free online course in English on the opportunities of combining AI with geospatial data. It is especially useful for small and medium-sized enterprises.
In this article, we discuss some challenges and points to consider in the context of location intelligence.
How much unnecessary work do humans currently perform that could be delegated to AI?
Now is the time to get to grips with the demands of the data economy and consider how and when to get on board.
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Methods of Geospatial Artificial Intelligence (GeoAI) have developed rapidly. Concurrently, there is a rising demand for greater accuracy in both data and products. Artificial intelligence methods can help us to…
Course overview and motivation Are you working with geospatial data and running close to the limits of your own computing environment? Are you curious on how you can take your…
Finland’s geographical centre has been an area of interest before. While some have suspended an analogue cardboard model, some have tried to find the centre using mathematics. Because the calculation…