Gene Khor

Esri Singapore • 29th July 2021

Charting the course towards a data-driven maritime industry

In an act of foresight, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) officially announced GeoSpace-Sea in 2019, that sees a collaboration with 11 other government agencies and institutes of higher learning. It is an initiative designed to help answer current and new challenges in our sea-space – pandemic or otherwise.

GeoSpace-Sea is currently being populated with hydrographic data, coastal data, habitat data, and marine environment data such as coastline details.

But do not be mistaken:

Esri Indonesia • 12th March 2021

Location intelligence for retail

A digital brochure on how mapping and analysing behaviours and patterns from data can make a difference in incremental retail sales growth.

Esri Malaysia • 22nd September 2020

GIS lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic

The introduction and enforcement of the Movement Control Order (MCO) was an important step to fight the outbreak, and with great success too. We also saw how Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology was used extensively to support these efforts.

On the global scale, it showed how the virus was spreading across the world in real-time, and was also deployed for contact tracking and tracing. We quickly learned that the availability of data and information to all parties is crucial in battli

Esri Singapore • 6th July 2020

GE2020: Using a smart map to present insights and analysis

For the second general election in a row, all seats – of which there are 93 this time – in Singapore’s 31 constituencies are being contested. Campaigning is underway by the 191 candidates from 11 political parties and an independent candidate, all vying for support from the 2.65 million eligible voters.

To clearly and comprehensively present the vast statistics behind these figures to its viewers, Mediacorp’s Channel 8 and Channel U – Singapore’s leading channels for Chinese news and entertainment

Esri Singapore • 11th June 2020

GeoBIM: A new era in digital engineering

A digital brochure that was developed to showcase the innovations that Esri's GIS technology made in the global AEC sector.

Esri • 17th January 2020

Singapore is building a nation of young spatial thinkers

Two decades ago in Singapore, GIS was brought into secondary schools to help teach geography. But only a small number of teachers ended up actually adopting GIS to support their geography lessons. Since then, integration of GIS into school curriculum has been slow.

The Ministry of Education (MOE) in Singapore wanted to change that. So in early 2018, with help from Esri Singapore, the ministry’s Curriculum Planning and Development Division (CPDD) deployed MOE-EduGIS, a GIS platform that combines

Lifewise • 11th April 2014

Up All Night

Tossing and turning past your bedtime? Here’s how to get a good night’s rest.

Lifewise • 18th October 2013

A New Age of Healthcare Dawns

When completed, Health City Novena will serve the healthcare needs of a growing and rapidly-ageing population in the central Singapore area.

Lifewise • 2nd September 2013

Age is but a Number

The effects of exercise on those in their 60s and beyond might not be apparent, but there are a host of benefits for getting active.

Lifewise • 2nd May 2011

The Many Faces of Healthcare

Almost 500 students and their parents flocked to Make Healthcare Your Career, an annual event organised by NHG together with the Health Ministry and other healthcare clusters.

Lifewise • 2nd May 2011

Over and Over Again

Suffering from Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder involves a constant battle with irrational thoughts that may impede everyday functioning. But there’s hope to break the cycle, experts say.