Articles in the Perspective Category

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Sep 2021 | No Comment

As the world continuous to struggle with the COVID-19 pandemic, this paper provides an introduction to the use of humour in the scientific literature and highlights several examples

Volker Janssen

Publications Officer, Association of Public Authority Surveyors (APAS), New South Wales, Australia

This is the first in a series of papers celebrating some of the weird and wonderful …

Aug 2021 | No Comment

Low-hanging fruit refers to the obvious and easy things you do to achieve success or make progress toward a goal. It’s the easy stuff. It’s the things that always work

Brent Jones, PE, PLS

Esri, USA

Why is this a problem?
We all want the easy way to get the job done, but it’s a problem because disruption sniffs …

Jan 2021 | No Comment

In the Virtual/ Augmented Reality computing world, a “Digital Twin” (DT)/ “Avatar” is used as a 3D graphical representation of either the user’s character/ persona, and movable machines or objects for very visually accurate representation for games and/ or virtual worlds.

Jan 2021 | No Comment

The polar regions aside, access to highly accurate positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) data opens up enormous potential for economic growth, reduced inequality, and international co-operation. Access to Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) has become a fundamental expectation and mainstay of the modern world.

Jan 2021 | No Comment

If we have learned anything from the pandemic of 2020, it is that we can take nothing for granted. Global commerce, social interactions, events both public and private, and our collective health all came into question and were disrupted. Few had mitigation plans for this rare but inevitable event, and even those who did endured hardships in some ways.

Oct 2019 | No Comment

As the world’s economy shifts towards
a new model of growth in line
with the Fourth Industrial Revolution,
sustainable development

Jun 2019 | No Comment

Conceptions of privacy under the gaze of earth observations (EO) and satellite technology is now exposed to the full array of other means…

Feb 2019 | No Comment

The aerial mapping industry experienced a notable transformation as digital sensors replaced film cameras as the preferred imaging tool…

Jan 2019 | No Comment

As we anticipate technology trends unfolding in 2019, the dominant theme for the geospatial industry is the need for precise data…

Feb 2018 | No Comment

2018 is definitely going to be the year of Beidou as it becomes a global GNSS system. China plans a further 13 launches of Beidou satellites during 2018 which is an ambitious launch schedule for any nation – but the rewards from having a global satellite navigation constellation that can compete…