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Mar 2006 | Comments Off on Spatial and dynamic modeling techniques: An outlook
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Traditionally GIS are considered to perform four basic functions on spatial data; input, storage, analysis and output. Of these, analysis has received least attention in commercial systems. Typically, a variety of map description and manipulation functions are defi ned by commercial vendors as being “Spatial analysis”, but they have little bearing on the use of this term in the Regional Science Community…

Mar 2006 | Comments Off on Developing national SDI platform for Greece
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Spatial information plays important role in the development of the social, economic and environmental sectors. Some of the most remarkable applications for geographic information include: crime management, terrorism prevention, land and business development, flood mitigation, and disaster recovery (SDI Cookbook, 2004)…

Mar 2006 | Comments Off on Indian prelude to British cadastral and revenue maps
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Raja Todarmal was the minister for revenue in the court of Akbar. Building upon the foundations laid by Sher Shah, Todarmal introduced a system of land reforms, the essence of which was an assessment of the land revenue according to the extent of cultivation, the nature of the soil and the quality of the crops. He set up a scheme of laborious measurement, analysis of possibilities and calculation of prospects…

Mar 2006 | Comments Off on GAGAN update

GAGAN is an Indian Space Based Augmentation System (SBAS). Airports Authority of India (AAI) and Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) to provide the seamless navigation service for all the phases of fl ight over Indian airspace jointly undertake this project. The AAI’s efforts towards implementation of operational SBAS can be viewed as the first step towards introduction of modern CNS/ATM system over Indian airspace…

Mar 2006 | Comments Off on What does our world really look like?
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Usually, us human beings tend to cumulate in urban centres, and if we go places, then to those which we consider as worthwhile a visit, such as the Tower of Pisa or Old Faithful Geyser in Yellowstone National Park. Due to our unbalanced focus on certain areas, we have a distorted image of our world – much more jam-packed of houses, roads and people than it actually is…

Mar 2006 | Comments Off on Who owns the information?

 
 
 

 

Own, control, use and misuse.
That’s the story about information.
When search engines like Google, Yahoo and Micorsoft open new vistas …

Mar 2006 | Comments Off on Vol II, Issue 3, March 2006
May issue

What does our world really look like? RAINER MAUTZ
Gagan update ARJUN SINGH
Indian prelude to British cadastral and revenue maps B ARUNACHALAM
Developing national SDI platform for Greece S ALEXIADOU AND A RAJABIFARD
Spatial and dynamic modeling techniques
NOVALINE JACOB AND KRISHNAN R
National GPS programme for earthquake hazard assessme MANORANJAN MOHANTY

Mar 2006 | Comments Off on GML prototype tested for interoperability

 
 

 
PS ACHARYA, RN NANDA AND A SINDAL
The experiment holds the key to addressing the problem of incompatibility between different spatial data sets held by various national mapping agencies
A sample data set from Survey of India (SoI)’s conventional digital topographic data has been converted to Open Geo-spatial Consortium (OGC)’s Geography Markup Language (GML) …

Mar 2006 | Comments Off on MARK YOUR CALENDAR

April 2006

 

National Workshop on Role of Geodesy in Surveying Practices

 

10 – 11 April, 2006, Geodetic & Research

 

Branch, Survey of India, Dehradun

 

gandrb@vsnl.net

 

IEEE/ION PLANS 2006

 

25- 27 April, San Diego, …

Mar 2006 | Comments Off on “Understand. Then implement.”
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says Dr Mahesh Chandra, Managing Director, National …