13,000 users attend ESRI’s 25th Annual User Conference
With nearly 13,000 users attending from more than 135 …
July 2005
IGARSS 2005
25 – 29 July 2005 Seoul, Korea
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25th Annual ESRI International …
Was early warning of Sumatra earthquake possible? SHUNJI MURAI AND HARUMI ARAKI
GAGAN – A visionary approach ARJUN SINGH
Using positional and navigational technologies in Australia ALLAN K BARNES
The national map policy: Hope vs Hype MUNEENDRA KUMAR, JG KRISHNAYYA, AJAY LABAKARE AND NK AGRAWAL
Scalable GPS infrastructure NATHAN PUGH
NoCoordinates is a new section, where readers questions …
IV MURALI KRISHNA Professor and Head, Centre for Spatial Information Technology, Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad
iyyanki@icorg.org
Geodesy is science of the measurement and mapping of the earth’s surface. Satellite Geodesy in an orderly intensive manner started with the launch of the first artificial satellite SPUTNIK in October 1957. By the year 1964, many basic geodetic problems …
We were taken aback.
We were taken aback when we were told by none other than the Wireless Advisor to Government …
As the designers and builders of infrastructure; surveyors, engineers and construction contractors know well the benefits gained from a strong infrastructure. Whether transportation, utilities or communication systems, infrastructure constitutes a society’s basic structure, the foundation upon which the growth of a community, state or entire nation depends.
While digital techniques were introduced to map production in the 1970’s, the driver for utilising digital tools to manage this wide range of activities was the land administration functions of the six states and two territories. Developed in concert by the legal and surveying professions, these state and territory based land administrations functions led to digital land valuation systems as early as 1968 in South Australia. Building upon such initiatives; government guaranteed computerised land registration and automated valuation systems have been built.
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