Posts From GIS Resources
INTERGEO 2020 DIGITAL, October 13-15, 2020: RIEGL Presents Their New Products 2020
2020 is a very special year – COVID-19 has taught us to think in new dimensions and to work in new spheres. Nevertheless, RIEGL does not want to break with
Geomatics on the Move – A Challenge for Innovators Across the EU
The European GNSS Agency (GSA), the operating agency of the European Commission for Galileo and EGNOS has launched Geomatics on the Move (#GeomaticsOnTheMove) challenge for innovators across the European Union.
Inclusion of Geospatial Subject in GATE and NET Exams
The All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) has given approval on the inclusion of Geospatial subject GATE and NET examinations. The AICTE has taken the move on the recommendation
Pix4Dmatic Latest Digital Photogrammetry Software
Pix4D a leader in digital photogrammetry software provider has launched Pix4Dmatic. Pix4Dmatric software is more accurate and apt for fast corridor and large scale mapping. Pix4Dmatic is designed to work
GIS Resources Magazine (Issue 3 | September 2020): Geospatial Technologies: From Data to Information
The edition titled “Geospatial Technologies: From Data to Information” focuses on the use of various geospatial technologies in the collection of spatial data and then transforming into information.
A Career in GIS
Increasingly, GIS careers have evolved to beyond just having people who only have technical roles, as highlighted by Adam Carnow, community evangelist at ESRI, in the Mapscaping Podcast.
What is SLAM Algorithm and How SLAM Work?
SLAM or Simultaneous Localization and Mapping is an algorithm that allows device/robot to build its surrounding map and localize its location on the map at the same time.
Pointly – Next Level 3D Point Cloud Classification Tool Launched
Supper & Supper has launched Pointly, the solution enabling accelerated manual 3D point cloud classification using innovative AI techniques.
Japanese City Using GIS on iPads for Field Survey
The City of Tamba in Hyogo prefecture, Japan, performs field survey work using a mobile GIS application designed for Apple iPad tablet computers.


