DigitalGlobe CEO to Present04/02/2009 |
| DigitalGlobe's president and chief executive officer Jill Smith will present at Map World Forum in Hyderabad, India on 10 February 2009. Within the session titled "Geospatial Technologies and Sustainable Development," Smith will discuss how geospatial imaging provides a real world perspective on the earth's historical and present day habitation. |
|
Through the power of high-resolution satellite imagery, it is possible to observe and monitor consumption of earth resources - an important tool and motivating factor behind the development and, ultimately, the improvement of environmental sustainability strategies. Smith will also discuss how today's near real-time satellite imagery is poised to influence government policies for land and infrastructure development, natural resource management, urban emissions and erosion control in the future.
Read more about: satellite imagery imagery geospatial satellite Supplier: DigitalGlobe More news from this supplier: Rakaia River Voted DigitalGlobe's Top Image On-demand Geospatial Intelligence Service Enabling Faster, More Effective Response to Crisis Events Texas Fires Captured and Mapped Hurricane Irene Damage Tripoli Gaddafi Compound Overview DigitalGlobe Passes CDR Milestone Stanislaus County Signs With DigitalGlobe Bin Laden Hideout from the Sky Appointments at DigitalGlobe Community Heritage Project Using GIS Visualisation Teaching Award for Russell G. Congalton ION Autonomous Snowplough Competition Winners GeoCore 2012 with Lidar API First Real-time Seafloor Earthquake Observatory CyberCity 3D Launches 3D Solar Buildings Second UltraCamX for Valley Air Photos Capacity-building to Develop Afghan Mining Feasibility Reports Completed for NSDI in Uganda and Jordan Five-metre Imagery for Vegetation Analysis 
Comments (0): |
| News |
| News > DigitalGlobe CEO to Present |
|
Interactive |
3D Scanning of Historic Sugar Factories |
|
The Alliance for Integrated Spatial Technologies at the University of South Florida, USA, recently worked with the Florida Park Service on a project to document the remains of several historic sugar-mill sites in the State Parks to create as-builts to be used in preservation and conservation of these resources. The FARO LS 880, along with GPS and total station georeferencing and colour imaging, was used on these projects.
|
| Last 5 items: |
| 3D Scanning of Historic Sugar Factories |
| Road Improvement Survey with UAV |
| 3D BIM + money = 5D |
| Setting up a survey in a swamp |
| Launch of the 9th Baidu Satellite |
