GEOCAD-93, founded in January 1993 and based in Sofia, Bulgaria, is owned and managed by Zlatan Zlatanov. The company focuses on all types of topographic/geodetic work, including photogrammetry, development and...

INPHO (Germany) has updated and integrated their software into a complete, perfectly tuned and integrated system. MATCH-AT 5.0, MATCH-T 5.0, DTMaster 5.0 and OrthoMaster 5.0 are released at one time,...

Geo-information technology, in particular photogrammetry, digital elevation models, ground-penetrating radar, GIS and 3D modelling, was used to document the recently discovered Baptism area in Jordan for purposes of both science...

The classical geodesist’ dream of a dense, accurate, reliable and homogeneous countrywide levelling control network is a luxury even for the richest countries and will probably remain a dream. Prior...

The Atlantis Initiative, a collaborative project that is working on ways to provide better information to address the impact of climate change and flood risks, is now live on the...

In September 2005 Blom Group consolidated its already firm position on the Geographical Information (GI) market within Europe by entering into an exclusive licencing agreement with US-based Pictometry for 23...

The Sixth Annual International Conference and Exposition on Laser Scanning and Digital Aerial Photography, ‘Today and Tomorrow’, was held at the President Hotel in Moscow from 6th to 8th December....

Leica Geosystems (Switzerland) has released new versions of its FCMS (Flight & Sensor Control Management System) and FPES (Flight Planning & Evaluation Software). FPES is an office tool for flight...

The Metropolitan Region of Hamburg (Hamburg and its surrounding fourteen districts) is a strong, dynamic and prospering urban centre in Northern Germany where developments are advanced by the political programme...

Carlson Software (KY, USA) has introduced Carlson SurvCE 2.0, a complete data collection system for Real Time (RTK) GPS and Total Stations. Carlson SurvCE 2.0 combines a tab-based menu structure...