SPAR Point Group, USA, has announced that verified attendance at the SPAR Europe Conference on End-to-End 3D Mapping was 376 participants. This is a 35% increase on the 2011 attendance...

The ‘ghost island’, Sandy Island, is back in the spotlight today despite the fact that its mystery was definitively solved in 1979. During a recent survey of the tectonic evolution...

Two years ago, Aerodata International Surveys started a close co-operation with TerraImaging via a majority shareholding in the company. Together both companies have realised many Lidar projects in various countries...

The effective seakeeping performance of any watercraft is vital for safe navigation. Due to the long maritime tradition in Greece, the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) has been a...

From 1 to 3 May 2013, the 8th International Symposium on Mobile Mapping Technology (MMT 2013) was hosted by National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) in Tainan, Taiwan. The event was...

A team of shipwreck hunters have turned to advanced 3D mapping technology to locate sunken vessels along the South Australian coastline without getting their feet wet. A group of shipwreck...

Johannesburg-based GeoDuster Technologies (South Africa) has commissioned TerraStar GNSS’s TerraStar-D Precise Point Positioning (PPP) service for a series of aerial geophysical, exploration and environmental surveys being carried out in Africa...

Schiebel, Austria, has concluded a series of flight trials with EADS Astrium’s Pseudolite-based local positioning system DeckFinder, thus expanding its automated launch and recovery capability for operations where usage of...

RRS Discovery, the famous ship from the British National Antarctic Expedition that carried some of history's greatest explorers, including Robert Falcon Scott and Ernest Shackleton, across the iceberg-laden Antarctic, is...

Oceanology International was held in March at the ExCel centre in East London. Day 3 featured three parallel sessions of which Hydrography and Geophysics and Unmanned Underwater Vehicles caught our...