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2016 Lidar Partnership Awards Announced
The U.S. Geological Survey has announced the first recipients of the 2016 partnership funding awards for the 3D Elevation Program. This program, referred to as 3DEP, presents a unique opportunity
TerraGo Edge Version 3.9.2 Takes Your Mobile Forms into Warp Drive
Accelerates Inspections, Surveys, Work Orders, Audits, Invoices and More TerraGo Edge helps companies create custom forms for inspections, surveys, work orders, audits and all types of mobile data collection, and
Philippines Launched App to Monitor Protected Area
The Philippines government has launched a Web-based mobile application that would provide accurate information on the status of the country’s protected areas. According to a statement released by the Department
Assessing the Socioeconomic Impact and Value of Open Geospatial Information
Assessing the Socioeconomic Impact and Value of Open Geospatial Information By: Francoise Pearlman, Jay Pearlman, Richard Bernknopf, Andrew Coote, Massimo Craglia, Lawrence Friedl, Jason Gallo,Henry Hertzfeld, Claire Jolly, Molly Macauley, Carl
Iran and APSCO Jointly to Build a Remote Sensing Satellite
According to recent news by the Trend New Agency, Iran and seven member states of the Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization (APSCO) are negotiating to jointly design and build a remote sensing
MYGEOSS – Third Call for Innovative Apps in The Environmental and Social Domains
MYGEOSS is launching an open call for the development of innovative applications (mobile or web-based) using openly available or crowd-generated data in different domains addressing citizens’ needs. The pool of
InSight Mission’s Journey to Mars Set For 2018
In December 2015, the Mars mission InSight was put on hold, but it has now been provisionally scheduled to launch to the Red Planet at the next opportunity – in
IRNSS 1F Sixth Navigation Satellite Launched Sucessfully
March 10, 2016 – Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle, in its thirty-fourth flight (PSLV-C32), launches IRNSS-1F, the sixth satellite of the Indian Regional Navigational Satellite System (IRNSS). IRNSS-1F was launched into
Mapping the Seafloor with Geodesy
Advanced sonar technology has allowed ships to create highly detailed topographic maps, it would take 125-200 ship-years to survey the deep oceans alone, costing billions of dollars. Gravity models are
Postdoc. in Geospatial Visualization
The Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography (Leibniz-Institut für Länderkunde, IfL) is the only non-university research institute for geography in Germany. The institute currently has around 75 employees and an annual
