Geofumadas - on trends in this digital moment
April, 2020
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How Going Digital Can Reverse Your Engineering Challenges Connected data environments don't just talk the talk, they walk the walk.
Geo-Engineering & TwinGeo Magazine - Second Edition
October, 2019
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We have experienced an interesting time of digital transformation. In every discipline, changes are going beyond simply abandoning paper to
Integrated territory management – Are we close?
October, 2019
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We are living in a special moment in the confluence of disciplines that have been segmented for years: Topography, architectural design, linear drawing, structural design, planning, construction, marketing.
Are we really immersed in an "innovative" process when it comes to 3D Spatial?
September, 2017
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“The push of a button has the potential to open another dimension,” writes Muthukumar Kumar, near the end of his article, referring specifically to the creation
The employability oriented to the GIS. Fiction versus reality
September, 2017
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After reading an article that begins by asking what GIS employers are really looking for, I wondered to what extent these findings can be extrapolated.
Accurate purpose-dependent cadastre - trend, synergy, technique, or nonsense?
August, 2017
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Back in 2009 I developed the systematization of the evolution of the Cadastre of a municipality, which in its natural logic suggested a progress between the reasons
… And geobloggers gathered here…
June, 2017
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Someone had to materialize that idea of sitting in the same space, a group of people totally different in personality, thought and cultural context, but
What will land administration look like in the future? - vision of Cadastre 2034
May, 2017
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Proposing what land administration could look like in 2034 may not seem like an easy idea, considering how many changes have occurred in the last 20 years.
The SINAP National System of Property Administration
December, 2016
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The National Property Administration System (SINAP) is a technological platform that integrates all the information related to the physical and regulatory resource
Recommendations when implementing LADM
October, 2016
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In several of the projects I have participated in, I have witnessed that the confusions caused by LADM are not necessarily associated with understanding it as
LADM - As Unique Model of the Land Administration Domain - Colombia
August, 2016
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Summary of the presentation made by Golgi Alvarez and Kaspar Eggenberger at the Andean Geomatics Congress in Bogotá, in June 2016. Requirement for the Multipurpose Cadastre With
Blockchain and Bitcoin applied to the Land Administration
May, 2016
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At an information technology conference I was approached by the editor of a magazine, who asked me about the application of this type of technology.
BIM - The world I would have dreamed of 20 years ago
February, 2016
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20 years later, I can only associate BIM as the evolution that left the drawing board and tracing paper behind at that time.
BIM - the irreversible trend of CAD
November, 2015
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In our Geo-Engineering context, the term BIM (Building Information Modeling) is no longer new, which allows different real-life objects to be
6 aspects to consider in the Integration of the Registry - Cadastre
August, 2015
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Making the Cadastre and the Real Estate Registry work together is currently one of the most interesting challenges of the
Registry and Cadastre in the context of a National Transactional System
July, 2015
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Every day, countries are focusing on e-government trends, where processes are simplified in search of better service provision.
Traditional topography vrs. LiDAR. Accuracy, time and costs.
July, 2015
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Doing a job with LiDAR could be more accurate than with conventional topography? If it reduces times, in what percentage? How much does it reduce costs?
The intrinsic georeference
March, 2015
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When we read the different theories that support the communication that cartography entails, both as a science to represent geographical phenomena, and as an art to give them