Kenyan towns are rapidly evolving—from Nairobi’s expanding suburbs to emerging urban centers like Kisumu, Nakuru, and Eldoret. As populations grow, the demand for smarter, more efficient infrastructure has become urgent. The most effective tool guiding these developments is Geographic Information Systems (GIS). GIS supports better infrastructure planning in Kenyan towns by providing accurate data for…
In Kenya’s rapidly growing urban and peri-urban areas, access to essential services like water, sanitation, healthcare, and education is uneven and often poorly documented. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) provide a powerful way to map, visualize, and analyze service access across these diverse settlements. GIS helps decision-makers see where gaps exist and prioritize resources more efficiently….
Remote sensing and GIS (Geographic Information Systems) are powerful tools on their own, but when combined, they transform how we monitor and manage environmental conditions. From tracking deforestation and urban expansion to detecting water quality changes and climate impacts, the integration of remote sensing data with GIS allows scientists, governments, and environmental managers to make…