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DigitalGlobe: High-resolution imagery for handheld GPS, releases Ortho Product Series
DigitalGlobe is to provide high-resolution imagery for DeLorme’s Earthmate series, including the PN-30, PN-40 and PN-60 models. Hikers, climbers and other outdoor enthusiasts will be able to update their GPS device with accurate …

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“Global Geospatial Initiative”
In an effort to assist emerging, and disaster-stricken, economies to more effectively enter the global marketplace, The Gadfly Project is introducing its Global Geospatial Initiative. This program will make cutting edge geo-based technologies available, at a fraction of the cost, …

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NAVTEQ’s private Beta programme
NAVTEQ announced a private beta programme to preview NAVTEQ JourneyView™, to be launched in early 2011. It will give customers an opportunity to preview the data and provide feedback that will ultimately influence final product specifications.
www.navteq.com
PBBI Location-based DaaS offering
Pitney …

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U.S. and EU announce improved performance from combined GPS and Galileo receivers
The US, the European Union and its Member States announced the conclusion of an initial phase of consultations affirming user interoperability and enhanced performance of combined GPS and Galileo receivers performance …

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SEAGAL Project Collaboration Centre Opening in SE Asia
The Collaboration Centre on satellite navigation in South East Asia, whose setup has been co-funded by the EU, will open in Hanoi (Vietnam) on October the 1st at the presence of the Ambassador of the …

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CartoPac 3.1 released

CartoPac Field Solutions released CartoPac 3.1, an enhanced edition of the suite of custom mobile GIS field data collection solutions for efficient data capture and integration with enterprise asset systems.

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September 2010

GDI APAC

28-30 September

kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

www.geopatialdefenceasia.com

International Astronautical Congress 2010

27 Sep – 01 Oct

Prague Czech Republic

iac2010@guarant.cz

www.iac2010.cz/en

Geospatial Intelligence Summit

28-30 September 2010

Vienna, Austria

www.jacobfleming.com

October 2010

INTERGEO

5-7 October

Cologne, Germany

www.intergeo.de

3rd Int Conf on Geoinformation Tech for Natural Disaster Management

19-20 October 2010

Chiang Mai, Thailand

http://www.egeinfo.net/git4ndm2010/

GSDI-12 World Conference

19-22 October

Singapore

www.gsdi.org

CANEUS-Shared Small Satellites CSSP Int. Workshop

20-22 Oct

Tuscany, Italy

www.caneus.org/sharedsmallsats

International Symposium on GPS/GNSS

26-28 October

Taipei, Taiwan

http://gnss2010.ncku.edu.tw

November 2010

GEOINT 2010

1-4 November

New Orleans, …

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Volume VI, Issue 8, August 2010

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Phase centre determination on the basis of far-field measurements

Nikola Basta, Andriy Konovaltsev and Lukasz A Greda

GPR data georeferencing using photogrammetry and digital maps

Barzaghi Riccardo, Carrion Daniela, Cazzaniga Noemi Emanuela and Forlani Gianfranco

GEO-spatial data accuracy and its legal implications

Adibah Awang, Shahidah Mohd Ariff and Ahmad Fauzi Nordin

Into …

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Phase centre is defined as a point (or a set of points) in space from which, when emitted, far-field phasefronts or, correspondingly, group-delay fronts are spherical or substantially spherical [1-2]. That is, the phase value is constant in a certain angular area of interest when measured with respect to the coordinate system whose origin is in the PC. However, PC is ambiguous for most of the real-life antennas and its position varies for…

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Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) provides a picture of the different materials or structures underground up to a few meters of depth. To provide a 3D map of underground objects such as pipelines, the georeferencing horizontal tolerance should be around 20 cm, a figure achievable by GNSS systems. The conditions of GPR urban surveys, though, make it impossible to rely on GPS alone for positioning. In front of large blocks…