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It had a gloomy start. With uncertainties and apprehensions. Disappointments and cynicism.Many whom we banked on went bankrupt.It was also the time.To change thinking, strategies and approach.

Dec 2009 | Comments Off on Volume V, Issue 12, December 2009
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Practical multivariate statistical multipath detection methods
LAWRENCE LAU
The Tellurometer
J R SMITH
Sustainable land governance
Stig Enemark
GPS equipment accuracy testing
N K AGRAWAL

Dec 2009 | One Comment

In general, measurements are only “legal” if they are “traceable” to primary standards of measurement. A GPS measurement is “legally traceable” if: (i) it is carried out using the various test/calibration procedures as required by the Guidelines, and; (ii) the survey has followed the “recommended practices for field and office procedures” as described in the Guidelines.
A GPS system testing/calibration program…

Dec 2009 | Comments Off on INDUSTRY

Point Cloud CAD 2010 and FieldGenius 2010 by MicroSurvey
The Point Cloud CAD 2010 allows the individual to work with Point Cloud and LIDAR data with ease. It works with hundreds of millions of points with ease and the ability to create line work very quickly, surface models and contours directly from the Point Cloud. Built on MicroSurvey CAD 2010 platform it uses the same rendering program used in products like MicroStation and 3DStudio
and uses the Leica PCE engine.
FieldGenius 2010 has many new features added to improve the work flow which include several new improved Stakeout routines ,new blue tooth manager for improved instrument communication, powerful new offset tools, point patterns etc. It can be loaded onto many data collectors.

Dec 2009 | Comments Off on REMOTE SENSING

DigitalGlobe signs agreement with Microsoft
DigitalGlobe has signed an agreement with Microsoft to launch the Clear30 program, an initiative to distribute high-resolution, 30-cm aerial imagery of contiguous landscapes, initially in the U.S. and Western Europe. http://media.digitalglobe.com

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Ownership and long term leasehold are the most important rights in land. The actual content of these rights may vary between countries and jurisdictions, but in general the content is well understood. Rights to land also include the rights of use. This right may be limited through public land use regulations and restrictions, sectoral land use provisions, and also various kind of private land use regulations such as easements, covenants, etc…

Dec 2009 | Comments Off on NEWS GIS

USGS seeks proposals to build NSDI
USGS and the Federal Geographic Data Committee of USA formally announced their request for proposals to support the 2010 National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI) Cooperative Agreements Program.
The NSDI CAP will award an estimated 31 innovative projects in the geospatial data community. www.fgdc.gov

Dec 2009 | One Comment
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It was in the late 1950s that the Tellurometer hit the surveying profession. Certainly it was not the first EDM instrument on the market, that title goes to the Geodimeter which appeared in 1947, but there was a difference. The Geodimeter worked on a light source and as such its maximum range was limited by visibility. The Tellurometer operated on a radiowave which could penetrate most weather conditions and achieved distances up to 100 miles…

Dec 2009 | Comments Off on Mark Your Calender

January 2010

 

Asia Oceania Region Workshop on GNSS

 

25-26 January 2010

 

Bangkok, Thailand

 

www.multignss.asia/workshop.html

March 2010

 

Munish Satelite Navigation Summit

 

9-11 March

 

Munish, Germany

 

www.munish-satelite-navigation-summit.org

 

GEOFORM+’2010

 

30 March -2 April

 

Moscow, Russia

 

www.geoexpo.ru

 

Digital Preservation of Archaeological Heritage

 

10-12 March, 2010.

 

IIT Kanpur, Kanpur, India

 

arch3d@iitk.ac.in

 

www.iitk.ac.in/arch3d

 

CARIS 2010

 

22-25 March

 

Miami, Florida, USA

 

www.caris.com/caris2010

April 2010

 

XXIV FIG International Congress 2010

 

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Dec 2009 | Comments Off on Galileo Update

Inauguration of Galileo station at Kourou
The site of a ground station for Galileo inside the Guiana Space Centre (CSG), near Kourou in French Guiana, has been inaugurated. The site, which was made available by France’s Centre national d’études spatiales (CNES), will play an essential role in the setting up of the Galileo system, since it will accommodate the most comprehensive of the Galileo ground segment stations. The Kourou station will consist of a telemetry, tracking and command (TT&C) station to monitor and control the Galileo constellation satellites, a sensor station (GSS) for acquisition of the satellite navigation signals, and two uplink stations (ULS) for transmission of navigation and integrity messages to the satellites. In all, the Galileo ground segment for the in-orbit validation phase (IOV) will comprise 18 sensor stations,