The Analysis and Visualisation of Geospatial Data (geoVA) research group is comprised of experts in geography, geoinformatics, surveying, cartography, and computer science.
To develop innovative service solution for various purposes and for varying user groups is in the core of the research work of this group.
Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) requires a spatially explicit framework for decision-making, and on that background the overall objective of BONUS BASMATI is to develop integrated and innovative solutions for MSP from the local to the Baltic Sea Region (BSR) scale.
Digital elevation models (DEMs) are an essential component of spatial data infrastructures.
The Lystra project will develop joint interpretation and tools to convey knowledge and information about the World Heritage Site High Coast / Kvarken Archipelago in Sweden and Finland. The main goal is to make sure the information includes the latest scientific findings, is easily accessible, engaging and is telling the story of the whole World Heritage Site in a uniform and excellent way in both countries.
In our vision consumer-aimed LBSs could be supplied with new kind of contents based on real-time geospatial analysis.
The objective of the VALUE-project is to plan and specify the new Finnish drainage basin system.
In VALUE II the aim is to create uncertainty-aware catchment delineations for number of representative geomorphological regions of Finland.
The project results benefit the development and updating of spatial data infrastructures, especially the Topographic database, as well as all end users of the country-wide LIDAR data.
