New Light Technologies, Inc. (NLT) is offering capacity building to developing countries The invention of computerized Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in the 1960s revolutionized how we collect, map and analyze spatial data and understand how Earth is evolving. With significant technological advances, increased computer processing power and data storage, advances in the accessibility to the […]
Read moreWASHINGTON, and REDLANDS, Calif., July 1, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — New Light Technologies Inc. (NLT), is an integrated Information Technology (IT) and geospatial services consultancy serving customers across government, non-profit, and commercial sectors. Founded in Washington DC in 2001, the firm’s early years focused on developing location-based enterprise web and database solutions, such as the Master Address Repository (MAR) and DC Atlas, […]
Read moreThe New Light Technologies, Inc. (NLT) Cloud & Managed Service Offering (MSO) Team has developed automated deployment patterns for the Esri ArcGIS Server Enterprise 10.7 platform. The team’s solution includes deployment of ArcGIS for Server, Portal for ArcGIS, GeoEvent Server, Relational Datastore, SpatioTemporal Datastore, and Image Server. It has been implemented in AWS for a […]
Read moreNew Light Technologie’s wide-ranging experience integrating, developing, and disseminating Big Data enables customers to take advantage of best in class capabilities, be more integrated, scalable, secure, adaptable, and sustainable, and reduced cost and risk. Leaders in integrating complex multidimensional databases Experts in construction of Largescale Time Series Data Products Enabling Longitudinal Analytics, Change Detection, etc. […]
Read moreNew Light Technologies Inc. (NLT) is proud to have attended the GEOINT Symposium 2019, which took place this year in San Antonio, TX June 2-5 2019. The GEOINT Symposium The GEOINT Symposium is organized by the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF), non-profit, non-lobbying educational organization. It is the nation’s largest gathering of industry, academia, […]
Read moreA few words about Steve Lee Steve Lee has been with New Light Technologies for over 12 years working on all aspects of technology services including as a Project Manager and GIS Systems Engineer. Working mostly with governmental clients, for example, FEMA CTO, Steve manages and deploys GIS server infrastructure and field laptops; manages IT […]
Read moreNew Light Technologies Inc. is proud to have sponsored the URISA GIS Leadership Academy (GLA) this year in Raleigh, North Carolina this May 20-24 2019. Creating Great Leaders To Build Greater Organizations: Since 2007 the URISA GIS Leadership Academy has trained future leaders to create winning organizations. The entire five day program, the only leadership […]
Read moreNew Light Technologies is proudly contributing to the HOT Microgrants Program, helping to make this funding possible. Established in 2017, the HOT (Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team) Microgrants program has supported 16 communities in developing countries across the world. This year the program will be expanding to another 8-10 communities. New Light Technologies is proud to be […]
Read moreNew Light Technologies (NLT) understands that Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are powerful tools, but not everyone knows that the technology even exists. NLT staff participated in a Career Day for high school students at The Lab School in Washington, D.C., showing off all the amazing things that GIS can do, hoping to inspire them to […]
Read moreThis year, on March 2nd, dozens of tornadoes ripped across southeastern US states. Two twisters reached nearly the same track in Lee County for an hour apart, leaving Alabama to race authorities to assess the damage and search for survivors. Modeling Damage New Light Technologies offers expertise in building risk-based hazard models used for mission-critical […]
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