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Remote Sensing
Harald is a Business Consultant at IMAGEM: “Here, you can showcase your knowledge and expertise”
Working remotely requires connection. Not just in terms of technology, but also between people. In fact, it requires a connection between both technology and people. Our goal is to make that connection as strong as possible, and our business consultants are fully committed to this—including our colleague Harald Görtz, who shares his story with us. “Within...
Remote Sensing
IMAGEM the Department of Defense Extend and Intensify Their Collaboration
Apeldoorn, January 7, 2022 – IMAGEM the Ministry of Defense have extended their partnership by three years. IMAGEM one of the Dutch Defense Organization’s key suppliers of geospatial technology for many years and will continue to serve in this capacity in the coming years. The current partnership is not only being extended but also significantly expanded. This confirms...
Policy-aware digital twin
Tom Buers is a senior developer at IMAGEM: “Every day, I feel like a kid who gets to go back to the playground”
With his knowledge and experience, Tom Buers is a seasoned developer. But even a seasoned developer can sometimes be surprised by the capabilities of the technology they work with. This is especially true in the geospatial field, as Tom discovered after working at IMAGEM for over a year. “I was looking for something on a smaller scale,...
Digital Twin
Geo and BIM: Working Together Toward digital twins
Geo, BIM, and digital twin. Old and new terms, sometimes just marketing buzzwords or even hype. What is the relationship between them, and where do they overlap? It’s time to take a closer look with John Joosten and Freek Boersma of GeoBIMexperts. Together with IMAGEM , they IMAGEM currently IMAGEM on a project for the Data House, a government agency...
Policy-aware digital twin
From data-driven to context-aware
When you consider how complex the world around us is, it’s truly remarkable how well people are able to understand problems and turn them into solutions. But does that also apply to our systems? Systems primarily rely on predefined rules. But when it comes to things that don’t fit neatly into a box,...
Remote Sensing
Promoting sustainability by harnessing the potential of solar panels
September 30, 2021 – Climate change is having a major impact on our environment. Rainstorms are becoming more frequent and more intense. We are experiencing hotter summers with longer periods of drought. Sustainable energy management is essential to limiting the effects of climate change. As a result, an increasing number of governments are aiming to become climate-neutral in the future. The municipality of Capelle aan...
Remote Sensing
Artificial Intelligence: More Than Just Running an Algorithm
September 16, 2021 – “In fifteen years, at least half of our current staff will have retired.” That’s what innovation consultant Jeroen Waanders said three years ago when we asked him what motivated him to explore innovation for his water authority. “If we want to keep doing everything we’re doing now, we simply won’t be able to keep up...”
Remote Sensing
Plastic pollution: we're missing 950 million elephants!
August 26, 2021 – Over the course of 70 years, plastic has gone from a global innovation to a global problem. A problem as big as 950 million elephants! How did this happen? Plastic production took off in the 1950s, and since then we have manufactured approximately 8.3 billion tons of plastic. More than 6.3 billion tons of that is...
Remote Sensing
The Air Force flies wherever possible using the LUIK dashboard
August 17, 2021 – Managing Dutch airspace is a challenge. The Air Force plays an important and supportive role in this. It monitors Dutch airspace and supports its colleagues in the Air Force and Navy. To carry out all of this seamlessly, the Air Force needs to train. But where do you do that? And how...
