KMUTT Geospatial Engineering and Innovation Center
King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi
126 Pracha Uthit Road, 10140 Bangkok
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WELCOME TO KGEO
The KMUTT Geospatial Engineering and InnOvation Center (KGEO) is a new source for geospatial research and development. KGEO is an independent center under the Sciencetific Instrument Center for Standard and Industry, Faculty of Science dedicated to helping Thai government organizations, businesses and society to realize the full benefits of geospatial knowledge by designing, building and deploying robust solutions to real world problems.
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FIRST ANNUAL KMUTT GEOSPATIAL ENGINEERING SEMINAR
What: An opportunity for faculty members and researchers working with geospatial data or problems
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KGEO COLLABORATES WITH BANGKOK METROPOLITAN AUTHORITY ON ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION INITIATIVE
kGeo has teamed up with the BMA to submit a proposal for the Rockefeller
Read more.KGEO PARTICIPATING IN CLIMATE CHANGE WORKING GROUP
kGeo has been selected to work with the Thailand Research Fund and the National
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GeoServices - 4 - Sustainability (GeoS4S)
GeoS4S project has been co-funded by the European Commission within ERASMUS+ programme from October 2015 to October 2018.
This ePlatform provides access to the Teaching / Learning Resources of 20 GeoS4S Modules which have been developed by the GeoS4S consortium members.
The Nodes of Excellence in (SEA) Universities through Spatial Data (NEXUS)
The Nodes of Excellence in (SEA) Universities through Spatial Data NEXUS project is an Erasmus + CBHE (Capacity Building in High Education) proposal whose main aim is to enhance the research capacities of HEIs in the southeast Asian region, by strengthening relationships between Education, Research and Innovation in GIS, SDI and remote sensing, for applications that are related to environment, agricultures and situations of emergency.