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First Ever Digital Geologic Map of Alaska Published
ANCHORAGE, Alaska – A new digital geologic map of Alaska is being released today providing land users, managers and scientists geologic information for the evaluation of land use in relation to resource
HERE Unveils HD Live Map
January 5, 2016 – HERE, a leader in mapping and location technology, has unveiled HERE HD Live Map, the world’s most advanced cloud-based map asset commercially available for vehicles as of
DAT/EM Systems International Releases 7.2
Anchorage, Alaska, USA. January 5, 2016 – DAT/EM Systems International® released the 7.2 edition of DAT/EM software products including Summit Evolution™, LandScape™, Capture™, MapEditor™, Ortho+Mosaic™, Airfield3D™ and Contour Creator™. The
OGC Announces New Arctic Spatial Data Infrastructure Project
The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC®) announces a new OGC Interoperability Program project called the “Arctic Spatial Data Infrastructure Standards and Communication Pilot” (Arctic SDI Pilot). The Arctic SDI Pilot is
Romanian Surveying Company Selects SuperSurv
With assistance from Helix SRL, Supergeo’s partner in Italy, the Romanian company Black Light SRL has recently selected the well-known mobile GIS software SuperSurv as its mobile geospatial solution. Established
New Release of SuperGIS Server 3.2
Supergeo is proud to announce that the latest version of SuperGIS Server 3.2 is now available on our official website. This release includes some new features as well as improvements
City of Hudson Goes for GIS mapping of Utilities
According to recent news, City of Hudson will spend an estimated $222,000 to create the digital mapping for its storm sewer, sanitary sewer and water utilities. The City Council on
Government of India: Smart City Plans throw up a range of vision statements
Most of the cities aspire to be clean and green; others to leverage heritage and other unique features Stimulating economic development and inclusivity common aim Aligarh to promote communal harmony;
New Technique to Help Drones Manoeuvre Safely in Mountains
Beijing – Scientists have developed a new technology that can allow unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) to manoeuvre safely in plateau mountain regions. The UAVs designed for plateau missions are usually


