Critchlow Geospatial Ltd

Today’s satellite imagery is not just high resolution optical imagery; it now includes multispectral (and hyperspectral) capabilities that can distinguish between materials on the Earth’s surface, as well as Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) that can penetrate through clouds, smoke and darkness of night. Indeed, with new satellites and technology being launched all the time, it's a complicated proposition to keep up with the rapid pace of change, not to mention all the new players entering the market. The New Zealand Satellite Imagery Marketplace makes it easier for all New Zealand businesses and organisations looking to kickstart or ramp up their satellite imagery journey by providing knowledge, tools and insights as a one-stop online resource. Accelerating the uptake of next generation satellite imagery and derived data will be critical to New Zealand’s low carbon future, with Earth observation via satellite technology being at the forefront of green policy and emissions reduction world-wide. Current satellite imagery & data providers to the New Zealand Satellite Imagery Marketplace include, Maxar Technologies, SI Imaging Services, NTT DATA, Capella Space, Pixxel, Satellogic and SpaceWill Info. Co., Ltd. To learn more, check out Critchlow Geospatial Group Managing Director Steve Critchlow’s blog post on the launch of the New Zealand Satellite Imagery Marketplace here. #satelliteimagery #satellitedata #NZSatelliteImageryMarketplace #Earthobservation https://lnkd.in/gndDE-ZA

We’re pleased to confirm that Critchlow Geospatial’s Group Managing Director Steve Critchlow will be speaking about accelerating the electrification of NZ’s vehicle fleets at the upcoming T-Tech 2023 Future Transport conference. _____   T-Tech is hosted by Intelligent Transport Systems New Zealand (ITSNZ) and is NZ’s leading conference for Intelligent Transportation Systems and Tech-enabled Future Transport Solutions, it will bring together decision-makers, experts, innovators and researchers to explore the latest policies, trends, trials and research.   T-Tech 2023 is being held at Wellington’s brand new Tākina Convention Centre on the 26-27th September 2023.   The key themes of T-Tech 2023 are:   ·      Resilience and Sustainability ·      Digital Infrastructure and Data ·      Equity and Accessibility ·      Shared, Public, and Integrated Mobility ·      Electric, Connected, Automated Vehicles.   Steve’s session is part of the Resilience and Sustainability theme/stream on the 26th September at 11.00am and is titled: “Accelerating uptake: Crushing myths about electrifying fleets”.   In order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and dependence on fossil fuels, we must increase the pace at which we replace traditional fuel-powered vehicles with electric alternatives.   However, determining the requirements for an electric vehicle fleet is highly complex and requires a range of data that combines the physics of moving vehicles, a digital twin of New Zealand’s road network, route optimisation algorithms that calculate the costs and performance of various fleet sizes and configurations, as well as battery sizes.    Steve’s presentation will bust some myths around the electrification of vehicle fleets and demonstrate how, thanks to the latest technology, NZ organisations can now build solid business cases for switching their vehicle fleets to electric.   Steve will also share some intriguing NZ specific insights into real-world EV energy consumption, range, charging speeds and costs, as well as demonstrating the negative impact that non-waivered Road User Charges will have on NZ’s transition to electric vehicles.   If you’re attending T-Tech 2023 and have an interest in fleet management then don’t miss this session, if you haven’t yet booked your ticket for T-Tech 2023, then you can do so via the link below: https://lnkd.in/gPk2_kVN #ttech23 #electricvehicles #futuretransport

If you have an interest in reducing New Zealand's carbon emissions, then you might want to know about the solutions we offer that supports our country's efforts, including SwitchMyFleet, the free online (note: 3 times award-winning) transition evaluation tool that was co-funded by New Zealand government. I invite you to follow our page.

ICYMI - THE FOUR BIGGEST BENEFITS OF IMPROVING YOUR ORGANISATION'S ADDRESS DATA QUALITY   ______   While this evergreen post is over 5 years old now, it’s still 100% on the money - bad address data silently wreaks havoc on your organisation’s time, revenue, and reputation.   Read on if you want to discover in more detail the 4 key benefits your organisation or business can gain from good address data quality...   Benefit #1: Cost Reduction   Benefit #2: Integration and Automation   Benefit #3: Confidence and Value Add   Benefit #4: Asset Understanding   Don't let bad address data hold your business operations back, click the link below to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gksDqnDT #dataquality #addressdata #geocoding