The AGI’s decision to change the format of the annual GeoCom conference from residential to a one day event with invited speakers seems to have worked. Several of the presentations...

With sea-level rise and increases in the severity of extreme natural events, there has been a renewed push to further our understanding of the coastal zone. Fundamental to understanding risk...

We took the opportunity to ask Fabio Remondino five questions. He will be chairing the session EuroSDR: Innovative technologies and methodologies for NMCAs at the ISPRS Congress in Prague, Czech...

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...

Lead Air, manufacturer of Track’Air aerial survey products, has announced the availability of one of its newest products, the MIDAR-H. The MIDAR-H is a newly designed aerial platform for concurrent capture...

Xsens, the Dutch innovator in 3D motion tracking technology, has expanded its successful 4th generation MTi product portfolio by releasing a new series of complete, self-contained 3D IMU/VRU/AHRS motion tracking...

As an editor and publisher working in the technology sector I am often unsure of exactly what our editorial schedule is going to be for any particular issue. Whilst we...

Aibotix has released a new firmware version for the Aibot X6 hexacopter as well as a new version of the AiProFlight flight planning software. The newest firmware release includes several...

SBG Systems has launched the Apogee Series, an accurate inertial navigation system based on the robust and cost-effective MEMS technology. The Apogee Series is also the smallest and lightest inertial...

The iconic railway bridge and its companion road bridge have been scanned as part of a project to help inspire the next generation of Scottish engineers. Using a mobile mapping...