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Insurers, loss adjusters and reinsurers need to be able to access reliable, accurate geospatial information to understand not only the level of risk to their property portfolios but also to effectively respond to claims particularly during catastrophic weather events.

Civil governments, mapping institutions, land administration authorities and city managers need the latest data and information to support land management, map land use / land use changes, manage and protect natural resources, monitor urbanisation and plan infrastructure developments. 

The ever-growing environmental pressures exerted on forestry management are now closely monitored and regulatory frameworks are being put in place to reconcile economic growth, social development and environmental stewardship.

Maritime surveillance has become a huge challenge, specifically in regions where maritime traffic represents the major economic interest. Potential threats or activities such as smuggling, illegal immigration or maritime piracy can impact either national security or local economic activities.

Depletion of natural resources combined with growing demand and further interest in unconventional exploration such as shale oil, means there is more need for accurate and reliable geospatial insight than ever before.

For public safety and homeland security, geospatial information is a necessary data source and plays a crucial role in supporting key decision-makers by turning the latest geospatial data into reliable information.