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Dec 2020 | No Comment

The entire social media, intelligentsia, the new world and technical journals are flooded with data and information on Covid-19 ever since the onslaught of the Pandemic, early this year. All commotion, beginning from the unprecedented lockdowns, strict protocols demanding social distancing…

Dec 2020 | No Comment

Over the past 10 years, the Moscow University of Geodesy and Cartography (MIIGAiK) has been conducting a pedagogical experiment in teaching students of cartography and geodesy to program in C++ using a specifically developed training course…

Dec 2020 | No Comment

In the first phase of the Covid-19 crisis, many countries of the European Union (EU) introduced severe measures limiting the free movement of persons and goods across borders. The objective of these measures was the contention of the spreading of the virus…

Nov 2020 | No Comment

 

It has been months …
But only time has passed
Not the chaos and nor the calamity
And worse, it remains as confusing as it was.
Even basic questions still struggle for answers…
First wave, second wave or the third one?
Whether to lock, and if yes then what and how?
As we unlock, the …

Nov 2020 | No Comment

Wolbachia releases in high-density urban areas are expected to be highly cost-effective and could potentially be the first cost-saving intervention for dengue. Sites with strong public health infrastructure, fiscal capacity, and community support should be prioritised

Oliver J. Brady

Centre for the Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Diseases, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, London, UK.
Department of …

Nov 2020 | No Comment

Practical solutions for the protection of smallholder land rights

Timothée Rukundo

Program Manager for ZOA in the Democratic Republic of Congo

David Betge

Sector Specialist for Land Rights and Peacebuilding at ZOA Netherlands

Abstract
In the East of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), insecurity of tenure rights, displacement, poverty and general security issues are major obstacles to economic and social …

Nov 2020 | No Comment

With trends such as data analytics, IoT, AI, VR etc. gaining popularity across the globe, we can expect GIS to also see the transformation and also aid in how organisations around the globe utilise these technologies in the future

Ashwani Rawat

Co-Founder & Director, Transerve Technologies, India

In the past decade, there has been an increased adoption of …

Oct 2020 | No Comment

September 2020

GNSS Advancements for AEC Virtual Conference Experience (VCX) Event

September 9-10, 2020

www.assetmapping.events/gnss

Commercial UAV Expo Americas – Virtual Event

September 15-17

www.expouav.com

Amsterdam Drone Week & UAM Hybrid Summits

17 September 2020.

www.amsterdamdroneweek.com

ION GNSS+ VIRTUAL

21-25, September

www.ion.org/gnss

October 2020

INTERGEO Digital 2020

13 – 15 October

www.intergeo.de

International Symposium on Satellite
Navigation (ISSN 2020)

21-24 October, 2020 Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology, Nanjing, China

http://issn2020.csp.escience.cn/dct/page/1

10th IGRSM International …

Sep 2020 | No Comment

John Pottle

Director, Royal Institute of Navigation

With the world turning upside down, do you think this is time for the organisations to redefine their vision and missions in line with the changing paradigm?
Covid-19 has impacted practically every organisation and citizen across the globe. First I would like to say that my thoughts are with those who …

Sep 2020 | No Comment

Professor Y Jade Morton

President, Institute of Navigation (ION) and Director of the Colorado Center for Astrodynamics Research at the University of Colorado Boulder

Professor Y Jade Morton is currently the Director of the Colorado Center for Astrodynamics Research at the University of Colorado Boulder where she mentors students, faculty, staff and an international network of collaborators …