Geospock has announced a collaboration with the Singapore Land Authority (SLA) to drive large scale geospatial data processing and analytics. Geospock’s data processing engine will enable location intelligence and rapid visualization of data, supporting GeoWorks’ objective of promoting business growth and innovation across industries.

SLA’s OneMap datasets will be used for geospatial-temporal visualization on GeoSpock’s platform to accelerate business intelligence and insights. Geospock’s technology will be used to provide lightweight and fast 3D processing, contributing to the design of a centralized, accessible Smart City Operating System.

The collaboration will explore the use of GeoSpock’s technology as a ‘data ocean’ for multiple distinct geo-temporal datasets to enable efficient cost optimisation of extreme-scale datasets, as well as the dynamic visual and programmatic analytical access for onward downstream use.

Richard Baker, CEO of GeoSpock, has said that GeoSpock is delighted to join GeoWorks and collaborate with the SLA team. He commented that

“The development of data science and geospatial analytics at scale for use across Singapore is critical to support the country as innovation for the future, and we are committed to their vision to advance spatial big data management and analytics, data science capabilities, and machine learning technologies.”

SLA Geospatial and Data Director and Chief Data Officer Ng Siau Yong said:

“Geospatial data and analytics empower both governments and businesses for effective and efficient decision-making, and the creation of applications that benefit the community. We are pleased to welcome GeoSpock to the GeoWorks community and look forward to sharing their expertise to facilitate the co-innovation of geospatial solutions.”

GeoSpock is a unique location intelligence platform that enables companies to evaluate data in real-time. These data insights and petabyte-level processing empowers decision makers to predict future scenarios The company establishing itself as the centre of next-generation smart infrastructure such as smart cities and the Internet of Everything, and powering future mobility applications such as managing automous vehicle fleets by working with automotive, telecommunications, mobility, marine, media and retail companies.

Read the full press release here.

GeoSpock Collaborates With GeoWorks On Large Scale Geospatial Data Processing Innovation