The holiday season is upon us, and while we all wait in anticipation for the man in the red suit to deliver presents, there’s a small team of scientists who have taken on a Herculean task: tracking Santa Claus in real time. Enter NORAD, Biomedware, and a pinch of...
Choosing the right Geographic Information System (GIS) software is a critical decision for any organization. The right GIS can streamline operations, improve decision-making, and enhance data management. Here are some essential questions to consider when evaluating a...
The National Institutes of Health has selected BioMedware for a Technical and Business Assistance (TABA) Needs Assessment Report for the project titled “Software for Geostatistical Smoothing and Joinpoint Regression Modeling of Time Series of Compositional Variables...
Spatial and space-time data visualization are not new concepts, and there are many proven techniques that streamline the visualization process of geospatial data. Before doing anything with data, it always helps to have a plan, and that plan begins with the...
The National Library of Medicine awarded BioMedware’s Principal Investigator (PI), Dr. Pierre Goovaerts a 2-year SBIR Phase II grant titled “Geostatistical software for Non Parametric Geostatistical Modeling”. With a ~$2M budget, the grant kicked-off on September 1,...
BioMedware Chief Scientist Dr. Pierre Goovaerts will join the “Plenary Panel: Digital Twin and Spatiotemporal Data Science” for the International Symposium on Spatiotemporal Data Science to be held at Virginia Tech Research Center. The Symposium will be held at the...
In her letter dated May 29, 2024, U.S. Representative Debbie Dingell congratulates BioMedware Chief Scientist Dr. Pierre Goovaerts for receiving a grant from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. The grant titled “Software for Geostatistical...
Dr. Pierre Goovaerts, Principal Investigator, and BioMedware have been awarded a new SBIR Phase I grant titled “Software for Geostatistical Smoothing and Joinpoint Regression Modeling of Time Series of Compositional Variables in Epidemiology.” This grant will...
When working with spatial data, we often encounter situations where observations on a variable are absent for some of the locations on the map. Geostatistians talk of “sampled” locations—places where observations on a variable of interest are measured—and “not...
In “Sand County Almanac” Aldo Leopold recounts a story of restoration of an aged Wisconsin farm, played out and abandoned, the land worn, furrowed, and unproductive. Over the years, Aldo was able to restore the soil, the landscape and the habitat, turning back the...
