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Sep 2009 | No Comment

“I always read that the world, land and water, was spherical… Now I observed so much divergence, that I began to hold different views about the world and I found it was not round…. but pear shaped, round except where it has a nipple, for there it is taller, or as one had a round ball and, on one side, it should be like a woman’s breast, and this nipple part is the highest and closest to Heaven….” – Kenneth C. Davis New York Times Best Seller “Don’t know much about Geography” Permissions Department, William Morrow and Company, New York, NY, 1992.

Sep 2009 | Comments Off on MY COORDINATES – We have Bhuvan now!

We have Bhuvan now!
Few months back, ISRO announced its plans for Bhuvan.
And now it is a reality.
An Indian earth observation visualization portal.
Showcasing Indian imaging capabilities.
Unique and different.
From India and for India.
Open to public.
There is euphoria; there are expectations.
And a long way to go.
The first step has been taken.
Kudos to ISRO.

Sep 2009 | Comments Off on High-piled wharf–deformation prediction
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The high pile wharf has the advantage of slight wave reflection, steady anchoring condition, little investment and the construction time being short. Therefore it has been widely used in coastal areas where the ground has soft soil. But, on the other hand its penetrant structure raises some problems also for the structure. In order to guarantee the request of ships draft, the front water area of the wharf has to be dug more deep,…

Sep 2009 | No Comment
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The term Terrestrial 3D Laser Scanning scan is commonly referred to the process of collecting large number of data points through high performance hardware devices (3D Laser Scanners) delivering raw data outputs in the form of point clouds or cloud of points (CoP). The concept of High-Definition surveying, on the other hand, extends the capabilities of 3D Laser Scanners by providing effective field and office workflow solutions in combination…

Sep 2009 | No Comment
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An inertial navigation system (INS) is a self-contained navigation system that primarily measures position, velocity and attitude. The system’s inertial frame measures the accelerations and the rotations by using an inertial measurement unit (IMU). The IMU is a group of six inertial sensors which are three linear accelerometers and three gyroscopes (gyros)…

Sep 2009 | No Comment

“We are convinced that if we are to play a meaningful role nationally, and in the community of nations, we must be second to none in the application of advanced technologies to the real problems of man and society.”…

Sep 2009 | Comments Off on MARK YOUR CALENDAR

September 2009
Benetley Be connected Online Seminars
September to November
http://bentley.com/BeConnected
October 2009
European Navigation Event 2009
6 October
Houten, The netherlands
http://www.navigationevent.com

Sep 2009 | Comments Off on “Bhuvan is a visualisation tool for showcasing India’s imaging capabilities and societal applications using remote sensing.”

says Dr V Jayaraman, Director, National Remote

Sensing Centre, Indian Space Research Organisation,

in an exclusive interview with Coordinates magazine

on ‘Bhuvan’

 
 

How do you envisage the role of Bhuvan?
The role is very clear; it is an Indian Earth Observation visualisation portal. Over the past two decades, ISRO has spearheaded myriad unique applications …

Aug 2009 | Comments Off on It’s all about Location… NAVIGATOR
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LBS appear to be one of the next natural steps in our move towards a truly unwired permanently connected society

The past decade has seen a quantum jump in mobile usage driven by two factors – one on the basic premise that almost everyone talks and walks and secondly, the underlying technology that has enabled this …

Aug 2009 | Comments Off on Testing Post

INDUSTRY | LBS | GPS | GIS | REMOTE SENSING | GALILEO UPDATE

wireless adapter can take advantage of its positioning technology and locate a user. Users
Opera Software and Skyhook Wireless …