On Wednesday, 15 October, María Sebastián and María Zúñiga, both geographers and professors at the University of Zaragoza, presented a paper entitled: Design of a web mapping application from the theoretical framework of graphic semiology: BeMaps at the XXIX Congress of the Spanish Geography Association.
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At GEOSLAB, we are working on the TECNOTRUF project, an initiative that applies advanced technology to improve the productivity of truffle plantations.
On 16 September, a follow-up meeting for the FUSPREDICT project was held at the TEREOS facilities in Villanueva de Gállego (Zaragoza), where the partners shared the results achieved in recent months and agreed to launch new actions.
This week took place in Zaragoza the final event of the European project USAGE (Urban Data Space for Green Deal), which aims to facilitate the access and use of climate and environmental data at urban level, following the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) principles.
On 28 June 2025, compliance with the European Accessibility Act (EAA) will be mandatory in all EU countries. A legislative change that requires digital products and services to be accessible to everyone. This regulation establishes a common framework for ensuring the accessibility of websites, mobile apps and other digital products and services. The EAA (Directive […]
This coming Sunday, 8 June, coinciding with World Oceans Day, the results of the 2025 ranking of the best beaches will be announced. For the first time, the ranking of the best beaches presents information about the different beaches on a map, and BeMaps has been chosen to do so.
On 15 May, as every third Thursday in May, the Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) is celebrated.
Yesterday we participated in a panel of experts at the RENMAD 2025 congress, which brings together more than 60 speakers in Zaragoza on 12 and 13 March to address the challenges and opportunities in the renewable hydrogen industry.
On 17 and 18 February, members of the European DECUB project met in Zaragoza to promote the launch of the European project Decarbonizing Urban Blocks: An integrated approach for circular urban regeneration, known as DECUB.
The project ‘SENSACCES: Intelligent and accessible inertial sensors for the visually impaired: prototyping for various use cases in telerehabilitation’ was selected in the 2024 call for applications for grants for ‘Multi-country’ projects, linked to the PERTE de Salud de Vanguardia and financed by the Centre for Technological Development and Innovation (CDTI).


