For decades, the amount of data that exists in the world has been growing exponentially, to reach a projected 175 Zetabyte in 2025. To clarify, a Zetabyte is a number with 21 zeros, but it still is hard to grasp the magnitude of such big numbers. To compare with something that is easily representable, it is estimated that the oceans of Earth contain a bit over 1 Zeta-litre of water. In order to process even a slice of this data, data exploration solutions need to be scalable and withstand heavy queries.

Gisaia is among 10 companies selected by the Portugal Space Agency to participate in the Eureka Meets the Atlantic event in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Gisaia will be at Paris Space Week on March 14 - 15, ready to meet and show you how ARLAS Exploration and ARLAS-EO help accelerate Earth observation data exploration and uptake.

Gisaia proposes HAKIKA, a systematic solution to build public transport data banks and geoanalytics for effective public transit planning and management.

Gisaia was at Autonomy Paris presenting arlas.city to authorities, operators and researchers for public transport data-backed decision making.

In a quest to expand it's smart city initiatives, Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole has chosen a consortium that includes Gisaïa among 10 others consortium in a smart city initiative for digital technology at the service of the territory's project. It is a one year experimental work for the metropolis to offer new services to the city.

Earth Observation data providers increase product valorisation with scalable catalogues. ARLAS EO helps accelerate EO data exploration and uptake.

Gisaïa is amongst innovative companies selected by CNES and the Directorate General of Enterprises to form a consortium under the DOMINO-X project. DOMINO-X seeks to standardise the architectures of ground-based Earth observation segments and promote the emergence of a modular product and service offering

Arlas.city which is designed for public transportation authorities and operators, gives decision-makers the opportunity to make timely data-backed decisions to meet residents’ needs and desires of efficient public transportation. ARLAS is an open source big data framework for geospatial analytics.

Gisaïa, Skyline Partners and e-Odyn are excited to announce that their consortium won a grant by the European Union’s Horizon2020 research and innovation programme coordinated by Aerospace Valley. The award was through a tendering process that saw the consortium emerge with top scores for their proposal responding to “Emerging indUstries new value chains boosted by small Flying Objects - UFO”

Arlas.city which is designed for public transportation authorities and operators, gives decision-makers the opportunity to make timely data-backed decisions to meet residents’ needs and desires of efficient public transportation.

Gisaia would like to inform you about the launch of our geo-analytical solution arlas.city for Public Transport Authorities. This news also includes the adoption of arlas.city by Tisséo Collectivités after a competitive public process.

“Gisaïa’s expertise in geospatial big data exploration has been proven in the high-tech space industry. Their ability to deliver high quality geospatial visualisation is unprecedented in the insurance industry. We are very excited to partner with them and bring this unique value proposition. Our shared focus on innovation, technology and data cement this partnership for the long term.” Laurent Sabatié and Gethin Jones, Skyline Partners Co-Founders and Directors.

WHO is keen to have more stations set-up because the more air pollution data is collected, the clearer the picture. The OpenAQ currently collects up to 588 million air quality measurements. This is big data that ARLAS can quickly and easily process for Air pollution analysis.

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