Providing Oil & Gas Related “3D Location, Management-and-Integrity-as-a-Service”
PR Newswire
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 24, 2018
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 24, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Geospatial Corporation (OTCQB Symbol “GSPH”) announces today that the Company will be integrating Blockchain technology (the software behind Bitcoin and other Cryptocurrency) with GeoUnderground, providing a cloud-based locational software platform allowing energy companies a secure way to manage contracts, assure provenance and track asset maintenance.
Mark Smith, Geospatial’s CEO stated, “Integrating Blockchain technology with GeoUnderground will allow us to provide a seamless sharing of constantly updated locational data and status of each asset and each contract along with the verification and history of each piece of equipment, pipeline and property status, via the cloud. The integration of Blockchain and GeoUnderground has the potential to drive profound, positive change to the global oil and gas industry.”
About Geospatial Corporation
Geospatial Corporation utilizes integrated technologies to determine the accurate location and position of underground pipelines, conduits and other underground infrastructure data allowing Geospatial to create accurate three-dimensional (3D) digital maps and models of underground infrastructure. Our website is www.GeospatialCorporation.com. The Company manages this critical infrastructure data on its cloud-based GIS portal called GeoUnderground, our proprietary GIS platform custom designed around the Google Maps API.
About GeoUnderground
GeoUnderground, designed around the Google Maps API, is Geospatial’s cloud-based GIS platform that when integrated with Blockchain technology will provide clients with a total solution to their underground and above-ground asset management and location needs. www.GeoUnderground.com. Please feel free to download a free trial from this website. Geospatial is a Google Cloud – Technology Partner.
Forward Looking Statements
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