Attitude System from Leica Geosystems which works with both Leica ADS40 digital imaging and Leica ALS50 airborne LIDAR sensors as well as being available as a standalone system for use...

Institute of Geomatics (Spain) is organising modules of the International MSc. in Airborne Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing. The language of the course is English. Registration is open for all modules....

Tuck Mapping Solutions’ (VA, USA) new eagleeyemapping system incorporates the Applanix DSS 322 (Digital Sensor System) as its mainstay aerial imaging component. The eagleeye system is a fully integrated helicopter-based...

Early autumn this year saw two ISPRS Commissions, III and V, holding their quadrennial symposia, both in Germany; Commission III gathered in Bonn and Commission V in Dresden. Photogrammetric Vision...

The first international workshop on 3D Geo-information clearly demonstrated how 3D geo-information is becoming prerequisite for many advanced GIS applications. Efforts by GIS scientists and researchers are still needed to...

Many institutes for geomatics education experienced hard times around the turn of the millennium. In particular, the influx of new students was often dramatically low. Delft University of Technology in...

Leica Geosystems Geospatial Imaging (GA, USA) has announced it will partner with Visual Learning Systems, Inc. (VLS) (MT, USA) to resell VLS Feature Analyst and LIDAR Analyst as add-on programs...

Rollei GmbH was founded in 1920 as Rollei Fototechnic GmbH, in Braunschweig, the centre of today’s Germany. Founders Paul Franke and Reinhold Heidecke wanted to build opto-mechanically-superior cameras, not only...

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,...

Global Imaging Technologies (GIT) is a small, privately owned company founded in 1999 by CEO Ryan Johnson and located in Hunt Valley, Maryland, close to Baltimore (USA). The early years...