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Dec 2006 | Comments Off on GNSS waves at Jeju
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The 12th World Congress of the International Association of …

Dec 2006 | Comments Off on ICG holds first meeting
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The International Committee on Global Navigation Satellite …

Dec 2006 | Comments Off on GIS in local government
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Universal lessons have emerged from Australian local governments using GIS for more than 25 years. This commonality of GIS experience rises above the significant variations in functions, statues, geographical coverage and population densities in Australian local government. These lessons are relevant to the skill development, data access, technology integration, and functional integration of GIS to any organisation managing the assorted demands upon a region, or locality.

Dec 2006 | Comments Off on Is definition of WGS 84 correct
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The first and original version of the “WGS 84”, defined by a special committee of the Defense Mapping Agency (DMA), was released in September 1987. As this task of updating the WGS 72 was concurrent with development of the North American Datum (NAD)

Nov 2006 | Comments Off on Illness and politics An acrimonious period
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For extended periods throughout his long stay in India Everest was …

Nov 2006 | Comments Off on A lunar ambition

 
 
 

 

According to the reports published recently, ISRO plans to put an Indian in space by 2014 …

Nov 2006 | Comments Off on MARK YOUR CALENDAR

November 2006

 

Southeast Asian Geography Association Conference (NIE-SEAGA) 2006

 

28-30 November, Singapore

 

www.hsse.nie.edu.sg/staff/changch/seaga/seaga2006.htm

December 2006

 

The …

Nov 2006 | Comments Off on ION GNSS 2006
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26-29 September 2006, Texas, USA – A report

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Nov 2006 | Comments Off on “India is a very important and promising market”
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Stig Pedersen, Director of Marketing Strategy Survey/GIS, …

Nov 2006 | Comments Off on Indian electronic navigational charts : A digital journey
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The Basic role of a Hydrographic Office’s (HO) is to provide essential hydrographic Services to support safe and efficient navigation and promote national maritime development for the nation. In recent years HOs all over the world are playing leading role in development of Electronic Navigational Charts for marine community so that vessels can navigate safely on their voyage across oceans.