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UAS for Photogrammetric Aerial Mapping
Trimble (USA) has introduced its Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS): the Trimble UX5 aerial imaging rover with the Trimble Access aerial imaging application. The solution builds upon its predecessor, the Trimble Gatewing X100. Combined with the Trimble Business Center photogrammetry office software module, the Trimble UX5 has been developed to offer a complete UAS photogrammetric mapping solution for surveyors and geospatial professionals, aimed specifically at large projects. Get more information »»
Extending UAS Use in Science
The current version of Pix4uav is used in many industries, such as currently for the archaeological community in Petra, Jordan. Having signed a five-year sponsorship with BYU University of Utah, USA, Pix4uav has recently been used to create the first ever detailed map of the Ad Deir Plateau in Petra, Jordan, and has led to the discovery of an extensive complex of structures, including what is likely a Byzantine-era church and two large stone circles known as the 'Great Circle'. »»
Global Postal Code System for Lebanon

Global Postal Code System for Lebanon

  17/06/2013
LibanPost, the postal service provider of Lebanon, has licensed the Global Postal Code System (also called Universal Address System) to establish a nationwide address database and provide Global Postal Code-based postal services in Lebanon. This brings an end to the country's 10-year quest for an address system. »»
 
Cemetery Management Information System with TatukGIS

Cemetery Management Information System with TatukGIS

  17/06/2013
AXIOM Business GIS Solutions, located in Cakovec, Croatia, has used the TatukGIS Developer Kernel (VCL and Compact Framework editions) to develop the Axiom Memento cemetery management information system. This solution is used in Croatia and the western Balkan region to manage approximately 1,000 cemeteries ranging in size from a few hundred to hundreds of thousands of graves. »»
Future Surveyor Will Control UAV by Thought

Future Surveyor Will Control UAV by Thought

  14/06/2013
Surveyors today are already making use of cars with 3D cameras and controlling unmanned aircraft. In the future, however, the cars may not need an operator and unmanned aircraft could be controlled by thought. The first steps have now been taken to enable surveyors to make direct contact with UAVs using their brains and to manoeuvre them exactly as they wish. »»
 
Satellite Monitors Water Content in Soil to Predict Floods

Satellite Monitors Water Content in Soil to Predict Floods

  13/06/2013
In June 2013, various parts of Central Europe battled with the most extensive floods in centuries. Forecasters are hoping that ESA's SMOS satellite will help to improve the accuracy of flood predictions in the future. As its name suggests, the Soil Moisture and Ocean Salinity (SMOS) mission monitors the amount of water held in the surface layers of the soil and the concentration of salt in the top layer of seawater. »»
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