October 2013
UN GGIM AP
28 – 30 October
Tehran, Iran
November 2013
GSDI World Conference (GSDI14) and the AfricaGIS 2013 Conference
4 – 8 November
Addis Abbaba, Ethiopia
www.gsdi.org/gsdiconf/gsdi14/
WALIS Forum 2013
7-8 November
Crown Perth, Australia
http://www.walis.wa.gov.au/forum
ICG-8: Eighth Meeting of the International Committee on GNSS
10 – 14 November
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
www.oosa.unvienna.org/oosa/en/SAP/gnss/icg.html
SPAR Europe/European Lidar Mapping Forum
11-13 November
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
www.sparpointgroup.com/Europe/
ISPRS: Serving Society with Geoinformatics
11 – 17 …
Many National Mapping Organizations (NMOs) gear up
To embrace the challenges
Of meeting the needs of their citizens
Acontour map is made up of contour lines and depicts the shape of any portion of the earth surface. A contour line is an imaginary line drawn on the map to connect points with the same elevation or height, above or below the earth surface to form a continuous line shown in brown colour on the map.
The Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) are playing an increasing role in positioning, navigation and autonomous machine control applications…
Each community has the duty to conserve, identify and properly manage its own heritage that, unfortunately, is often susceptible to transformations due to time, anthropogenic factors or damages caused by natural phenomena. Innovative geomatic techniques, when correctly integrated among them…
Both the eBee and swinglet CAM have been designed with ease of use for the end user in mind. Our drones are hand launched then fly & land fully autonomously. Safety is high on our list of priorities at senseFly, which is why our systems were developed with a foam airframe and rear-mounted propeller to…
The 22nd July 2013 saw the start of the first combined meeting of the Cambridge Conference and UN-GGIM. Both these conferences bring together geospatial leaders from around the world to discuss the pressing matters that are most prominent in this ever changing industry.
Over the last decade we have witnessed a number of significant developments which have affected and changed the global geospatial industry. The two biggest drivers to this change have been advances in technologies and the global recognition of the power of mapping information…
Traditionally, photogrammetry required significant manual effort, which limited its utilization. Since digital photogrammetry was introduced, there has been a constant improvement of the camera systems and the processing workflow. More data can now be collected and processed.
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