Applanix (Canada) has announced the release of POSPac AIR 4.3, the latest update to its airborne data post-processing software. Developed for the aerial survey and remote sensing industry, the customided...

INPHO GmbH (Germany) and DAT/EM Systems International (AK, USA) have announced the delivery of an additional 25 Summit Evolution digital stereo plotters and 2 complete sets of INPHO’s photogrammetric products...

Rolta India Limited (India) has entered into a strategic agreement with NIIRS10 (AL, USA) for providing the GeoCue product family of geospatial process management solutions for LIDAR and general geospatial...

The ICA Commission on Mountain Cartography was established in 1999 to define the topics involved and promote methods and knowledge of mountain cartography among scientists and professionals in cartography and...

ICA takes its international responsibilities seriously, notably in Africa. A previously published ICA page (by Nyapola in GIM International, January 2005) described the scope of the ICA Working Group on...

Leica Geosystems Geospatial Imaging (GA, USA) has announces three new product releases; ERDAS IMAGINE V9.0, LPS V9.0 and Leica Virtual Explorer. ERDAS IMAGINE V9.0 The latest version offers enhanced geospatial...

A digital photogrammetric system is defined by ISPRS as: hardware and software designed to derive photogrammetric products from digital imagery using manual and automated techniques. Today the trend is to...

Racurs is privately owned company established from scratch in Moscow in 1993 without any start-up capital. The four founders, with backgrounds in the Russian defence industry and the Russian Academy...

In a recent interview on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Science Show, Steve Sasson described his development of the first digital camera thirty years ago, based on small CCD sensors...

In a recent interview on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Science Show, Steve Sasson described his development of the first digital camera thirty years ago, based on small CCD sensors...