Carlson Software (UK) has announced the release of Carlson SurvCADD 2006. Carlson SurvCADD 2006 consists of modules for surveying, civil engineering, construction and mining, and runs inside AutoCAD 2006, the...

Core geo-demographic data in a GIS-compatible format derived from decennial US censuses has greatly benefited marketers, social scientists and governments. It has also inspired development of similar datasets in other...

Over its thirty years existence the privately owned MAPS Group has executed thousands of aerial survey projects in 65 countries. It currently operates in seventeen countries, with mapping projects such...

The V International Congress GEOMATICA 2006, Which will be held within the framework of INFORMATICA Convention, will focus in how Geomatics contributes for the development. Geographic dimensions of e-Government, disaster...

GAF AG started out in October 1985 as privately owned company that offered services in satellite remote sensing and image processing. Over time, this core competence has developed and expanded...

The Intergeo congress and trade-fair has now been held a dozen times and the event once again this year demonstrated an exceptionally flourishing geomatics business. Geomatics is all about improving...

NavCom Technology (CA, USA) and C & C Technologies (LA, USA) have announced a five-year extension to their agreement for the distribution of C-Nav GPS. This agreement enables C&C Technologies...

CEOP (Coordinated Enhanced Observation Period) is currently working on an integrated global water and energy-cycle observation system for scientific and civilian use. One challenge is the creation of a satellite-data...

The Medway City Council (United Kindom) has appointed Fugro Engineering Services Ltd, FES (United Kingdom), to assist with geotechnical and geoenvironmental aspects by investigating the riverside site’s ground and groundwater...

Modest Production Rates Recent issues of GIM International have paid much attention to the implementation of land-administration systems as a means of reducing poverty in developing countries. But what are...