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Singapore goes for 3D mapping to Improve Municipal Services
The authorities of Singapore are hopeful to create a 3D map of Singapore within the next two years. The 3D mapping efforts are part of project to use technology in
Japan to Provide Grant of $ 3 Million to Help Create National Infrastructure for Geospatial Data of Ukraine
In recent news by Ukraine News Agency, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) will provide $ 3 million to realize a pilot project as part of the creation of the national
Remote Sensing Technology Is Used to Map Monkey with Hominid like Behavior
Biologists are fascinated by the applications of remote sensing and geographic information system (GIS) to the characterization of wildlife habitats as an area of growing significance for conservation. “Remote sensing
Escape the Obvious With the Ordnance Survey Graduate Scheme
Ordnance Survey graduate recruitment scheme for 2016 has launched, offering graduates the opportunity to lead the way on developing innovative and inspirational solutions for digital data. Ordnance Survey is looking for talented,
A World of Open Data
Nowadays, people are asking eagerly for Open Data and Open Government in order to gain access to unmediated facts and knowledge. Open data is, in fact, not a new idea.
Iran to Launch Indigenous Built Remote Sensing Satellite Next Year
According to the latest news by Tasnim News Agency, Iran plans to send its first indigenous built remote sensing satellite “Tolou 1” into orbit by the first half next year.
Successful Launch for interaerial SOLUTIONS
Karlsruhe, 6 October 2015 – The interaerial SOLUTIONS communications platform premiered at INTERGEO 2015 in Stuttgart really took off with exhibitors and visitors alike. Unmanned aircraft system (UAS) manufacturers and
China Launches its First Commercial Mission Jilin-1
China has entered into commercial market of remote sensing with the launch of the Jilin – 1 mission. China has recently launched Jilin-1 mission carrying four satellites on Oct. 7,
Geospatial Research Program Seeks Project Applications
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The Spatial Archaeometry Research Collaborations (SPARC) Program, a National Science Foundation-funded initiative at the Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies at the University of Arkansas, is accepting applications
Protecting Cultural Heritage with Smart Mapping Technology
Penang’s rich colonial heritage and globally recognised architecture have been transformed into a virtual smart map Malaysia – George Town World Heritage Incorporated (GTWHI) with their mission to preserve, protect
