Network-based GPS Survey in Japan
In 2000, geodetic datum of Japan was shifted to the world datum (ITRF Coordinate System) and since the year 2002 authorised Electric Reference Stations (ERS) coordinates and their daily observation...
In 2000, geodetic datum of Japan was shifted to the world datum (ITRF Coordinate System) and since the year 2002 authorised Electric Reference Stations (ERS) coordinates and their daily observation...
In 2000, geodetic datum of Japan was shifted to the world datum (ITRF Coordinate System) and since the year 2002 authorised Electric Reference Stations (ERS) coordinates and their daily observation...
Sokkia (KS, USA) has released the GSR2700 IS Fully Integrated L1/L2 System, featuring Bluetooth wireless technology for completely cable-free surveying. The system has been developed in collaboration with POINT, Inc....
Approximately 21,000,000 properties exist in England and Wales, ranging from small houses with tiny gardens to large rural estates. Boundary disputes are relatively rare and involve an average of 100mm...
Surveyors working on busy roads are constantly subjected to close misses from passing traffic; it can be worse. Helicopter photogrammetry is a survey technique designed to prevent fatalities. A complete,...
CyberCity (Switzerland) has presented its interface to SOCET SET/SOCET GXP of BAE Systems. Using this software development, point clouds - photogrammetrically measured in SOCET SET as .gams files - can...
Vexcel Corporation (CO, USA) has announced the release of EarthView (EV) Matrix, the a commercially available Polarimetric SAR software. EV-Matrix is a software package designed to give the SAR researcher...
NovAtel Inc. (Canada) has announced its financial results for the first quarter ended 31 March 2005. Revenues in the first quarter 2005 were CDN$ 15.4 million (US$ 12.5 million) compared...
The eighth in the series of annual Map India conferences was organised for the first time this year jointly with the Indian Society of Geomatics (ISG). The event took place...
The first permanent earth observation satellite, today known as Landsat 1, was launched 33 years ago. With a ground resolution of 80 metres, the Landsat Multispectral Scanner images provided an...
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