Navigation 2.0
Navigation is a daily activity for many as they move from place to place. With increasing complexity in transportation networks has come a rising demand for navigational assistance. Over the...
Navigation is a daily activity for many as they move from place to place. With increasing complexity in transportation networks has come a rising demand for navigational assistance. Over the...
We all know about the rapid evolution in world mapping. While mapping was long the domain of skilled mapmakers, nowadays it is increasingly in the hands of the lay public,...
YellowScan, a familiar name in the mapping and land surveying realm, is making a noteworthy entrance in the hydrographic sector with the introduction of its pioneering UAV-based bathymetric Lidar solution....
Incorporating smart methodologies in cadastral surveying is improving the land acquisition system in Ghana. Traditional cadastral surveying is time-consuming and, if not planned out well, could cost a fortune to...
Jonathan Arthur Quaye-Ballard is a professor and head of the Department of Geomatic Engineering at KNUST, where he has worked for the past 20 years. He also holds a BSc...
ESA has recently recovered imagery from the oldest synthetic aperture radar (SAR) in space, providing renewed views of a changing Earth. The retreat of two large glaciers in southeast Greenland...
Teledyne DALSA will showcase its latest cameras and machine vision solutions at VISION 2012 in Stuttgart, Germany from 6 to 8 November, 2012. Teledyne DALSA’s full range of line and...
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