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GAF at Intergeo 2010 02/09/2010
The Munich-based company GAF AG (GAF) has now been active and successful in the geoinformation market for 25 years. This anniversary will therefore be a leading feature of this year's appearance at Intergeo. GAF will occupy a pavilion, on Stand J 118 in hall 11/2, together with a number of its main partners: E-GEOS, Euromap, European Space Imaging, Intermap and Spot Image. The GIS Round Table (RTG) will also again be present on the GAF stand. »» 0 comment(s)
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JSDE/ION JNC 2011 Call For Papers 02/09/2010
Abstract submissions are now being accepted for the Institute of Navigation's (ION) Joint Navigation Conference (JNC). The conference, jointly sponsored by the Joint Service Data Exchange (JSDE) and The Institute of Navigation (ION) will take place 28th to 30th June 2011 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Colorado Springs, Colorado. »» 0 comment(s)
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During this presentation of Blaise Aguera during TED 2010, you can see Bing Maps working from the sky towards street-level imagery and also showing images inside buildings. It even is capable adding real-time movie imagery from inside. |
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More than 100 international agencies, including nongovernmental agencies, came to the aid of Aceh Province in Indonesia after the 2004 tsunami. GIS played an important role in mapping the devastation of the 30m high waves, guiding emergency responders to the affected areas, and coordinating the relief effort. International agencies' host nations contributed USD4.5 billion to the reconstruction, spending of which was monitored using GIS.