Articles in the GIS News Category
Coastal Protection in Thailand by SuperSurv 10
Supergeo has announced that the cuttingedge mobile GIS app- SuperSurv 10 has been selected by a government agency that is in charge of protecting marine and coastal resources in Thailand for spatial data collection. The core mission of this department is to conserve and restore the precious flora …
Teledyne CARIS reacts to IHO request to support latest ENC Validation Standard
CARIS™ has announced the adoption of Edition 6.0 of IHO Publication S-58 for ENC validation checks, in the latest re lease of CARIS S-57 Composer™ 3.1.Its internal and customized quality control tests have been reorganized, rewritten and extended to match the standard. New …
SuperGIS Server 10
After releasing the next-gen desktop GIS – SuperGIS Desktop 10 as well as mobile GIS- SuperSurv 10 and SuperPad 10, Supergeo will spare no effort to propel the development of SuperGIS Server 10! It will introduce a practical tool called Web Mapper in SuperGIS Server 10.
With Web Mapper, there will be …
MapmyIndia and LetsVenture partnership
Mapmylndia and LetsVenture have recently announced their partnership to encourage startups and developers in India to leverage Mapmylndia’s map and location technology stack to solve problems for Indian and global markets, and to get the opportunity to pitch for investments from leading angels and institutions that are part of the LetsVenture …
Users of EuroGeographics pan-European open data will benefit from a series of enhancements to the latest release of EuroGlobalMap..
After claiming that there was no lake called Najafgarh Jheel in their records, Haryana government told National Green Tribunal of India that it will be included and identifi ed as a wetland in a survey by the government.
Esri has announced the release of Esri ArcGIS 10.5, the next-generation analytics technology for innovative organizations…
The top legislature is considering amending the Surveying and Mapping Law to improve the management and sharing of China’s geological data, according to a statement…
The use of BIM is likely to become compulsory on all construction projects commissioned by the Russian government from 2019.
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