GIS
Embrace Efficiency and Flexibility with Latest SuperGIS Server 3.2
SuperGIS Server is designed to help users share GIS data in many ways, and a better version of SuperGIS Server3.2 just released this week. The latest update improves the management
Do You Like to Map? Take the Mapping Challenge!
The USGS crowd-sourcing project volunteers have updated all law enforcement points in Tennessee Volunteer citizen-mappers continue to make significant contributions to the USGS ability to provide accurate mapping information to
Minnesota Municipality Using GIS for Public Utilities Outage Management
In recent news by American City & County, Minnesota municipality is using GIS for efficient handling of public utility outages. A Minnesota based company “Rochester Public Utilities”, provides services to more than 47,000 power
Some Coastal Communities May Not Have Time for Tsunami Evacuation
Tens of thousands of people along the U.S. Pacific Northwest coastline may not have enough time to evacuate low-lying areas before tsunami waves arrive, according to a new publication by
European Council on Foreign Relations has Conducted Mapping of Libya’s Regional and Armed Fractions
Protests in Libya began on 15 February, 2011 in front of Benghazi’s police headquarters following the arrest of a human rights attorney who represented the “relatives of more than 1,000
Explore and Download Berlin 3D City Model
The 3D city model of Berlin the German capital is open to the public as Open Data. The Berlin 3D city model data plays a leading role throughout Europe in the
Oklahoma Forestry Services Using Wildfire App to Save Lives
Oklahoma Forestry Services is using wildfire app “Collector” in firefighting. Collector is a cutting-edge app to fight fire and save lives. Oklahoma is the first state in the United States of
NASA: California Tuolumne Snowpack 40 Percent of Worst Year
New NASA data find the snowpack in the Tuolumne River Basin in California’s Sierra Nevada — a major source of water for millions of Californians — currently contains just 40
Spatial Mapping Reveals Importance of Hauraki Gulf Waters
The most extensive spatial mapping of the Hauraki Gulf waters has identified a new area of importance for nationally endangered bottlenose dolphins, as well as demonstrating how these waters are
Optech Presenting the Latest Mapping Solutions for Geosciences at EGU 2015
April 8, 2015 — Optech is pleased to announce that it will attend the 2015 European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly in Vienna, Austria on April 12-17 to discuss the
