Surveying Britain’s 2000 miles of inland waterways is specialised work. Kate Rowlatt and John Williams show how a new compact custom system aboard a bespoke survey vessel is capturing cleaner...

In the ever-changing geospatial industry, GEO Business is developing into one of the most important shows in the geospatial calendar – with 3,000 international visitors expected to attend this year’s...

Supergeo, a Taiwan-based GIS software and solution provider, will be releasing NTRIP solution on its Windows Mobile GIS app, SuperPad, for high-accuracy field data collection and geospatial workflow enhancement. The...

Swedish survey and GIS equipment maker Satlab Geosolutions has announced its formal expansion into the US and Americas with the creation of a new sister company: Satlab Geosolutions (USA) Inc.,...

A unique view of the Washington Monument from the National Park Service. Using new international measurement standards and technology not available in the past, NOAA's National Geodetic Survey has calculated...

DT Research, located in the heart of Silicon Valley, USA, has announced its new line of rugged tablets with GNSS modules for mapping applications. The DT391GS, DT395GS and DT307GS are...

Do we sell ourselves short in the public’s eyes? Chris Preston, chair of the Geomatics Professional Group Board reflects on a summer of sport in which surveying and measurement played...

The first set of high-resolution results from ESA’s three-satellite Swarm constellation has revealed the most recent changes in the magnetic field that protects our planet. Launched in November 2013, Swarm...

Hemisphere GNSS has launched its new Crescent Vector H200 GNSS compass module, a high-performance receiver for heading, positioning, heave and attitude. Vector H200 is designed for professional marine, navigation and...

Juniper Systems’ Archer Field PC was recently used to measure the elevation of a never-before-climbed peak in the remote Myanmar Himalaya. The peak, Mount Gamlang Razi, has historically been known...