In 1862, the Prussian General Johann Jacob Baeyer initiated the Central European Arc Measurement (Mitteleuropäische Gradmessung) project. By the end of that year 15 countries had affirmed their participation, and...

In 1862, the Prussian General Johann Jacob Baeyer initiated the Central European Arc Measurement (‘Mitteleuropäische Gradmessung’) project. By the end of that year, 15 countries had affirmed their participation, and...

From 15 to 17 October 2013, Moscow is the place to be when it comes to geomatics. The Russian capital will play host to the 10th edition of GeoForm+, an...

At the invitation of the Prussian general Johann Jacob Baeyer, representatives of the states of Prussia, Austria and Saxony met in Berlin from 24 to 26 April 1862 to discuss...

Geodesy: the definition, pronunciation, information and more. Definition The classical definition of geodesy [pronunciation: jee-od-uh-see] is that it is the science concerned with the shape, size, and the gravity field of the Earth. However, geodesy today is...

Japan's earthquake appears to have moved the main island by 2.4 metres and shifted the Earth on its axis, according to scientists at Italy's National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology....

Optech announces the keynote speakers for its Innovative Lidar Solutions Conference, ILSC 2011. At the conference, to be held 31st May to 3rd June 2011 at the Hilton Garden Inn...

Amberg Technologies AG has been developing user-friendly system solutions for georeferenced data acquisition and processing in the field of infrastructure development for around thirty years. This Swiss company offers standardised...

Datum Ingeniería Limitada is the official Erdas distributor to customers in Colombia. The company specialises in geospatial solutions for research, surveying, mapping and monitoring of natural resources. In Colombia, Datum...

From 24th to 28th August 2009 the International Cartographic Association (ICA) held its first international symposium on ‘True-3D in Cartography', intended as a multi-Commission meeting, in Dresden, Germany. Supported by...