Every 4 years the ISPRS Congress welcomes participants from all over the world. This gathering strengthens relations among the researchers, professionals and representatives of governmental and non-governmental organization thus enhancing the co-operation within the field. ISPRS welcomes all papers bringing new results, achievements, methods and theory to help to shift the present level of knowledge.
GIM International published a daily round-up of all the latest congress news and developments during this gathering of photogrammetry and remote sensing experts from all over the world. The 'ISPRS Congress Daily' was available as both a digital and a print publication. Print examples: page 1, page 2.
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The ISPRS Congress is in full swing. How did you experience it until now? Lena Halanouva, the current congress director has done a great job. It’s a lot of work and this work...
The ISPRS Congress is in full swing. How did you experience it up to now? The congress is very well organized, there is a good atmosphere and the people are eager to learn. The pre...
The ISPRS Congress is in full swing. What was your experience of the first few days? That the Congress Director had no time to attend the Congress parallel sessions and interactive...
GIM International took the opportunity to ask Martin Isenburg, founder of rapidlasso GmbH, a couple of questions - ranging from Lidar and the large number of conventions and t...
We took the opportunity to ask Fabio Remondino five questions. He will be chairing the session EuroSDR: Innovative technologies and methodologies for NMCAs at the ISPRS Congress in...
The the new Student Consortium Board will be elected in the Small Hall on Sunday 17 July starting at 4:30 pm. Contributions by young scientist cover all the main domains of photogr...
The General Assembly of the ISPRS Congress took place on Thursday 12 and Wednesday 13 July. The delegates heard reports from regional representatives from Africa – Farah Huss...
In 1910, the International Society for Photogrammetry (ISP) was founded under the leadership of its first president, Eduard Doležal, from Austria. After 70 years of functioning und...
In 2011, the ISPRS working group III/4 ‘3D Scene Analysis’ released a state of the art airborne dataset to the public. Two tasks were given to the scientific community:...
UN-GGIM National Mapping and Cadastral Agencies Forum National mapping and cadastre agencies provide geospatial data of various levels of detail, types, and scales, which form the...
The XXIII ISPRS Congress is underway in Prague and witnessing the participation of a large number of photogrammetry, remote sensing and GIS enthusiasts from around the globe. Organ...
Why would you monitor floodplains? This is a question you don’t have to ask a Dutchman. The Dutch have been living in their delta for centuries and are champions when it come...
10 years from now, a semantic-rich 3D virtual model of our environment will be available and continuously updated by citizens, companies and governments as well as by sensors that...
The second day of the ISPRS Congress in Prague kicked off with a highly relevant keynote presentation by Ms Heide Hackmann of the International Council for Science (ICSU). She told...
Welcome to the ISPRS Congress in the overwhelmingly beautiful Czech capital of Prague. And I am not one of these famous pop artists who screams to any audience, wherever in the wor...
ISPRS Congress assembles every four years at some attractive location in the world, to welcome participants from all over the globe who meet to discover, report and exchange ideas...
The ISPRS 2016 Summer School was held in Telč, Czech Republic from 5 to 11 July 2016 and welcomed participants from five different continents (North and South America, Africa...
As urban environments change rapidly, the speed of mapping a city also needs to increase. Image data and Lidar data, therefore, must be collected at the same time, a requirement th...
Four years seems to be a long time if you do not have much to do. Four years are quite short when you are busy. My last four years were short. They were short because we prepared a...
Blue Marble Geographics will be exhibiting and delivering a Lidar workshop at the upcoming International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS) Congress in Prague,...
Researchers in Greece reveal that using satellite imagery can improve the quality of wine and help manage the grape harvest. In a recent case study published by European Space Imag...
Laser scanning systems have gone through a major evolution in the past decade. After the initial breakthrough of airborne laser scanners (ALS), other types of laser scanning system...
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