What are the primary technical differences between crewed and uncrewed aerial vehicles and satellites when it comes to capturing images of Earth? Where do they overlap, and where do they...

In view of the ongoing pandemic situation, ISPRS is organizing an extended digital edition of the XXIV Congress from 5-9 July this year, with all the features of an ISPRS...

GeoFly has taken delivery of its new DA62 SurveyStar aerial survey aircraft and the Special Mission Aircraft is now ready for deployment from GeoFly's base at Magdeburg Business Airport, Germany....

Hansa Luftbild has purchased a new UltraCam Eagle Mark 3 system to continue to meet customer requirements. “The UltraCam Eagle Mark 3 is our flagship and the perfected version of...

The airborne market for area-wide 3D data acquisition is experiencing a noticeable trend towards a hybrid mapping concept. In the near future, most airborne data collection will increasingly be performed...

The Turkish city of Istanbul is developing a 3D city model mainly aimed at urban planning. The data sources used so far include airborne Lidar, aerial images and 2D maps...

From 10 to 14 June, the campus of the University of Twente in the Netherlands will be the venue of the 4th ISPRS Geospatial Week. In this week, 13 workshops...

The Turkish city of Istanbul is developing a 3D city model mainly aimed at urban planning. The data sources used so far include airborne Lidar, aerial images and 2D maps...

The ISPRS Hannover Workshop 2017 took place from 6-9 June 2017 in Germany. It was hosted by IPI, Leibniz Universität Hannover with four workshops under its roof: High Resolution Earth...

Geospatial data automatically generated from imagery is currently experiencing very positive momentum. This is thanks to the increasing quality of digital airborne imagery, developments and availability of oblique multicamera systems,...