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OGP Releases P6 Seismic Bin Grid GIS Data Model
The International Association for Oil and Gas Producers (OGP, UK) has presented the OGP P6/11 seismic bin grid data exchange format. It defines parameters for a 3D seismic survey, aiming
Google releases Nexus 7 (2013) Update to Fix GPS, Touchscreen Issues
There’s a lot to like about the new Google Nexus 7 tablet. It has a high-resolution display with great viewing angles and color reproduction. It has a speedy processor. The
UAV System Allows GIS Professionals A Cost-effective Solution for Aerial Data
CALGARY, Alberta, Aug. 23, 2013 /CNW/ – Integrated Informatics Inc. now offers a complete aerial data solution, from data capture to analysis and data management, using senseFly’s eBee unmanned aerial
Climate Change is Indeed Faster and More Extreme Than We Feared?
When looking for “suitable” information Climate change is faster and more extreme than we feared – under this heading the British newspaper Telegraph has made in the year 2008 press
Remotely Sensing the Complexity of Rivers and Estuaries
The coasts of oceans are rich and complex environments. Over half the world’s population live on the coast or along river systems. Water resources in these regions are used for
Introduction to ArcGIS Server
Get an overview of why people use ArcGIS Server, the benefits of delivering centrally-managed GIS, and what client applications and extensions are available with ArcGIS Server. Sources: ESRI
GPS shoes will knock your socks off
“What’s happening in technology for aging that will blow our minds?” Kathy Messerli, president of Healthsense Care Alliance, had answer “Shoes.” If you have a loved one with Alzheimer’s, you know
Geospatial mapping for wakf properties
HYDERABAD: The state government plans to take up geospatial mapping of wakf properties in AP. In a joint meeting held recently last Wednesday with officials from National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), AP State Remote
Satellite Data Not Enough To Predict Melting Ice Caps
New research from a team of European scientists has found there is not enough satellite data to determine the rate of polar ice cap melt very far into the future and