Making remote sensing and mapping products more accessible
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Making remote sensing and mapping products more accessible

Tue, 2016-07-05 10:49

FAO and Google Maps have entered into a three-year partnership to make remote sensing and mapping products more accessible.

The partnership between Google Maps and FAO is designed to foster innovation and expertise, and broaden access to easy-to-use digital tools. The collaboration will boost the visibility and implementation of efforts to encourage sustainable environmental practices around the world.

[Full article here | Photo by Soufiane M - Flickr]

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Making remote sensing and mapping products more accessible
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