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Global Mapper and Geographic Calculator Free Academic License Program is Now Live
Hallowell, Maine – May 2, 2017 – Blue Marble Geographics (www.bluemarblegeo.com) is pleased to announce the launch of its new academic licensing program with a new web page now available
SuperSurv Selected by Agricultural Company Socfinco
The global GIS software provider Supergeo Technologies Inc. is delighted to announce that its cutting-edge mobile GIS software SuperSurv has been chosen by Socfinco, the agricultural company. Located in Brussels,
3D Mapping to Investigate Traffic Accident Cases
Singapore – According to recent news by The Star Online, traffic police officers from the Fatal Accident Investigation Team (FAIT) of Singapore are recreating event of accident site using 3D
TerraGo Edge 4.0 Re-Imagines the User Experience, Adds New Mobile Features and Expands ESRI® ArcGIS® Integration Options
Using a customer-driven, agile feedback loop, TerraGo Edge undergoes a complete redesign, improves every aspect of the user experience to help get work done faster, easier and more efficiently than
Pix4Dmapper 3.2 Now Generates Tiled Level-of-Detail (LoD) Mesh
May 2, 2017 – Today, we are happy to announce our Pix4Dmapper Desktop 3.2 release. The new version has great advancement in stability and usability – Upload desktop projects to cloud
Uttar Pradesh: New Government Schools Only After GIS Mapping
Uttar Pradesh, India – According to recent news by The Hindustan Times, Uttar Pradesh will now get new government-run primary and upper primary schools only after completion of Geographic Information System
More efficient construction management with Pix4Dbim
More efficient construction management with Pix4Dbim The importance of easy data visualization for Jobsite documentation Project info Project Description A volcanic archipelago in the Central Pacific of only 11,000 square miles, Hawaii
Georeferenced Video, an Alternative to Aerial Photogrammetry
Contributed By:- According to the Texas Comptroller, the state of Texas spends nearly $6 million per year on public infrastructure, including highways and other repairs and maintenance activities. Local spending


