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Geospatial futurology Robin Mannings | Is Google Earth disruptive? Ed Parson | NSDI ? then, now and whe(never) Mukund Rao | The benefits of future GNSS Yu-sheng Hung, Yun-wen Hung & Kai-wei Chiang | Managing land information Brig M V Bhat | Conference Cambridge | Infrastructure Development | Esri's User Conference | Trans Nav 2007 | ||||||||
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Industry news |
Galileo update |
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Optech Plays Key Role in NASA?s Phoenix Mars Mission Niels Appel appointed Executive Vice President at Contex Google Earth integrates SOCET DigitalGlobe expands distribution network in Australia Topcon acquired certain assets of Javad Navigation Systems Leica GMX902 GG and Leica ScanStation 2 |
US, EU agree on GPSGalileo compatibility The United States and the European Union (EU) have announced a formal agreement .....[More] UK presses private Galileo role The UK says it still believes the private sector should share the risk and...[More] Germany remains opposed to extra EU budget German fi nance minister Peer Steinbruck remains opposed to using additional public funds....[More] |
GPS helps Beijing Olympic offi cials to ensure food safety [More] China introduces new policies on geographic information [More] NDMC to introduce smart map of the city [More] Antrix may sign pacts to launch large satellites [More] Airtel announces GPS navigation... [More] LBS spending in 2007 nearly USD 1.5 bln [More] | ||||||
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