Haris Kurtagic of SL-King has just released a new FDO provider King.SpatiaLite for SpatiaLite. SpatiaLite is an extension to SQLite to support spatial geometry and conforms to Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standards. Haris is an […]
Autodesk has announced AutoCAD for Mac, a new version of AutoCAD that runs natively on Mac OS X. AutoCAD for Mac will be familiar to AutoCAD users, but will also take advantage of Mac OS […]
McGraw-Hill Construction has just released a new report, Green BIM: How Building Information Modeling is Contributing to Green Design and Construction, that forecasts that the growth of the green building market will accelerate adoption of […]
The GITA ANZ 2010 conference in Brisbane, Australia was an energy-filled event in both senses of the phrase. To me it was exciting because the last time I was at GITA ANZ two years ago […]
FOSS4G is “the conference” for Open Source Geospatial Software and in year 2010 will meet in Barcelona, Spain. At FOSS4G you will find free and open source software developers as well as folks from commnercial […]
The OSGeo Board Election for 2010 is now underway. The first stage is the nomination of candidates for the board. Board membership is for a two year term, and half the Board is refreshed each […]
Representatives from the northern New Mexico community, the State of New Mexico, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) and Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) met last week in Los Alamos to initiate […]
Utilities are increasingly using laser scanning, terrestrial and LiDAR, to scan transmission lines for vegetation management, substations to create 3D models as a starting point for rehabilitation design, and other objects. There is a new […]