On the 16 May 2017 for the fourth year running, the QEII Conference centre in bustling Westminster, within walking distance to the houses of parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and...

Surrey Heath Borough Council has found their current GIS kit is proving to be more versatile than expected! The team based in Camberley in Surrey has been successfully using the...

Eos Systems, the developer of PhotoModeler, and Klau Geomatics, the developer of the KG PPK system, are launching an integrated and bundled system for high-accuracy survey for unmanned aerial vehicles...

Photogrammetry and terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) are both proven technologies for archaeological documentation. Dense image matching (DIM) has evolved rapidly since 2010 and enables the highly automatic creation of detailed...

In a recent project to obtain detailed and accurate orthoimages and 3D models to support technical staff in maintaining Prague Castle in the Czech Republic, the site was captured by...

Throughout the world, many important heritage and archaeological sites are vulnerable and exposed to threats. Natural disasters, such as earthquakes and violent storms, have led to the destruction of countless...

In 2014, the GSDI Association was once again able to support international spatial data infrastructure (SDI) initiatives through the Small Grants Program. With resources and cooperation from Natural Resources Canada’s...

Heavy rainfall in late May and early June 2013 caused the Rivers Elbe, Vltava and Kamenice to burst their banks in the Czech Republic. Among other areas, the Troja area...

Heavy rainfall in late May and early June 2013 caused the Elbe, Vltava and Kamenice rivers to burst their banks in the Czech Republic. Among other areas, the Troja area...

It has become customary for me to provide a survey article on digital aerial cameras in the April issue of GIM International every three years. The previous survey (April 2011;...