| Spatially Enabled Government and Societies: Possibility or a dream? Abdul Kadir Taib, Ahmad Fauzi
Bin Nordin, Brent A Jones, Greg Scott, Fuziah Binti Abu Hanifah, Hiroshi Murakami, Keith Clifford Bell, Michael Sutherland, Paul Cheung, Peter M Laarakker, Teo Cheehai, William Cartwright and Woosug Cho | GNSS vulnerabilities: Testing the Truth C S Dixon, C J Hill, M Dumville and D Lowe | The realization of [the] geocentric datum for Brunei Darussalam 2009: A comment and the response Kazimierz Becek and Adam Lyszkowicz | Too Fast, Too Furious G Schrock | Cloud services are transforming the remote sensing industry Brian Rohde | His Coordinates Guenter Heinrichs | No Coordinates Pampering Pedestrians |Download your copy of March 2012 issue! |
|
| |
|
|
GNSS vulnerabilities: Testing the Truth
C S Dixon, C J Hill, M Dumville and D Lowe
GNSS vulnerabilities are many and varied and include natural and man-made threats. Some are getting worse (imminent solar maximum, spectrum demand, low-price jammers coupled with incentives to use them). The impacts can be serious on a huge array of user applications. Do we really need to wait for a catastrophe before taking action against GNSS vulnerabilities? GNSS may be based on satellites, but the solutions to widely known vulnerabilities are no longer rocket science!... [more] |
|
|
|
|
| |
 |
|
| |
Spatially Enabled Government and Societies: Possibility or a dream?
Abdul Kadir Taib, Ahmad Fauzi Bin Nordin, Brent A Jones, Greg Scott, Fuziah Binti Abu Hanifah, Hiroshi Murakami, Keith Clifford Bell, Michael Sutherland, Paul Cheung, Peter M Laarakker, Teo Cheehai, William Cartwright and Woosug Cho
Geospatial experts from different background and part of the world share their views on Spatially Enabled Government and Society (SEGS) at UNRCC-PCGIAP International Symposium organized by Department of Surveying and Mapping Malaysia during 15 – 16 February at Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia. They highlight pertinent issues, challenges and suggest way forward to achieve the goal... [more]
|
|
|
|
|
| |
 |
|
| |
Too Fast, Too Furious
G Schrock
It is almost tragic for both broadband and GPS that this episode came to this end. Whatever the outcome, or fate of LightSquared, the dialogue into solutions and alternatives should continue. But this must include all stakeholders. It was difficult to foster such conversations when there is a kind of spectral gun being held to the head of the end users. But despite this, a solution for the future, with enough time to implement is not out of the realm of possibility... [more]
|
|
|
|
|
| |
 |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
| |
 |
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
