We regularly keep you informed about the latest developments in the field of mapping and surveying through our articles in 'GIM International', and we have rece... (read more)

Switzerland-based photogrammetry leader Pix4D has released its next-generation software suite addressing the modern-day geospatial professional challenges. Deve... (read more)

The annual influenza season affects millions of people around the globe, and this is now being compounded by COVID-19. Scientists and data engineers are finding... (read more)

Earth’s land is covered by a range of different types of vegetation, from forests and marshes to crops and bodies of water, as well as the artificial surf... (read more)

The ISPRS has announced that due to the coronavirus crisis, the XXIV ISPRS Congress to be held in Nice, France, has been postponed to 2021. “The Council i... (read more)

Phase One Industrial has launched the 280MP Aerial Solution, a large-format aerial photogrammetric system, with an image coverage width of more than 20,000 pixe... (read more)

Apple has announced its most advanced iPad Pro ever, which even includes a Lidar scanner. Equipped with the A12Z Bionic chip, the new iPad Pro is faster and mor... (read more)

On 19 March 2020, European Space Imaging collected imagery of the COVID-19 drive-through testing facilities that have been erected at Theresienwiese in Munich,... (read more)

Artificial intelligence (AI) was first presented as a potential solution for object recognition some 50 years ago, but died a silent death along its winding road, writes Mathias Lemmens in his latest column. Now, big geodata is driving the need for automated mapping and reviving the interest in AI. But will the optimistic promises of deep learning come true this time? Never before in history have humans generated such gigantic volumes of geodata as we do today. The production of images and point... (read more)