The Government of India on 19th May 2005 approved a radical New National Map Policy, ending decades of restrictive practise that had hampered geospatial development on the subcontinent (see Pinpoint...

Remote sensing projects often begin with the question: 'Should I use aerial imagery or satellite imagery?'. During long-term projects, this question may arise again, particularly when unforeseen circumstances change the...

Bluesky has uncovered a series of 1949 original aerial survey photographs covering the whole of Greater London. Revealing the capital in the post-war period, landmarks that we take for granted...

DiNelly Aerosystems presented its new eXoGyro gyrocopter as a versatile aerial platform for airborne sensing missions at the recent AERO 2013 global aviation fair held in Friedrichshafen, Germany. The eXoGyro...

It has become customary for me to provide a survey article on digital aerial cameras in the April issue of GIM International every three years. The previous survey (April 2011;...

Delair, a leading supplier of commercial drone solutions, has unveiled Delair Aerial Intelligence (delair.ai), a comprehensive platform for converting drone-based images into actionable business insights. The new cloud-based solution provides...

This issue of GIM International provides an extensive product survey on digital aerial cameras. In support of the specifications provided by this product survey, this article presents additional information on...

Optech is to roll out a line of high-performance aerial imaging systems making use of the recent acquisition of Geospatial Systems, Inc. (GSI). The new consolidated product line, to be...

Bluesky has released a series of vertical photographs, flown during 1917 following the path of River Thames, believed to be the first aerial imagery. This historically significant collection also includes...

In May 2012 the Emilia Romagna region, in the middle of Pianura Padana in Northern Italy, was hit by a seismic swarm which led to a number of earthquakes measuring...