Articles in the Interviews Category

Jun 2007 | Comments Off on “We have a unique style, pallette and typography”
fran

Mission of National Geographic?
The mission on National Geographic is “the increase and diffusion of geographic knowledge” taken more broadly it also entails inspiring people to care about the planet.
What kinds of maps are prepared? What’s so unique about them?
We create a variety of political, thematic, physical, and topographic maps. With few exceptions …

Jun 2007 | Comments Off on “Market needs will decide a nation’s geospatial policy”
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What is the potential of high resolution imageries?
There has been a great increase in awareness about high resolution satellite and aerial imagery. The credit goes to the players like Microsoft Virtual Earth, Yahoo, and Google Earth. In many countries nowadays, even kids talk about on-line imagery and maps. It is bringing …

Apr 2007 | Comments Off on Printed maps will continue to be in demand
payne

although distribution mechanisms and types of products available may change

 
IMTA claims to be “the voice of the industry worldwide”. Please comment.
The IMTA was established over 25 …

Mar 2007 | Comments Off on One should not rely on a single source for PNT information
smit

Navigare Necesse Est is the Latin tag that underpins the basic necessity of all forms of life to fi nd their way to survive and prosper. Today’s new world of ubiquitous electronic navigation supremely illustrates that dictum. Says Dick Smith, newly elected President of the International Association of Institutes of Navigation (IAIN)

 
Would you …

Mar 2007 | Comments Off on Tension between surveying and GIS: A growing challenge
jack

Jack Dangermond shares his observations with Coordinates

 
Challenges that Coordinates should focus on

A big challenge is integrating the surveying profession with the GIS profession. There’s a growing tension between them. One of the bridges that I want to accomplish this year is integrating the technology so the surveyors can have tools within …

Mar 2007 | Comments Off on Satellite navigation cannot solve everything
hein

Prof Dr Güenter W Hein, Director of the Institute of Geodesy and Navigation, University FAF, Munich, on GNSS trends, applications and challenges

 
Please tell us about the focus of research at your Institute.
The Institute of Geodesy and Navigation of the University FAF Munich with presently more than 30 research associates from various …

Nov 2006 | Comments Off on “India is a very important and promising market”
stig

Stig Pedersen, Director of Marketing Strategy Survey/GIS, …

Oct 2006 | Comments Off on “We continuously invest in latest technology”
lindholm

Says Flemming Lindholm, Regional Sales Manager-Europe, Asia …

Oct 2006 | Comments Off on “GNSS technology has evolved as a necessary utility”
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Says Michael Lindsay, Chief Operating Officer, NavCom Technology …

Sep 2006 | Comments Off on “We encourage fishermen to use GPS”
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Says Dr Shailesh Nayak, Director, Indian National …