Autodesk has announced new software for conceptual design as part of its BIM for Infrastructure portfolio. Autodesk Infrastructure Modeler 2012 is designed for GIS, planning, and civil engineering professionals to help evaluate future infrastructure designs. […]
The Sixth National GIS Symposium was held in Al Khobar in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia last week. The conference was very well organized, and attracted a large number of attendees, including a significant […]
One of the things I have blogged about frequently is convergence or breaking down the barriers between technologies. Convergence makes it possible to take a much more holistic view of the world, and enables different […]
If you are interested in new technological approaches for the challenges facing the utility, municipal government, and other industries, such as smart design, integrated substation design, records management, reducing truck rolls with high resolution imagery, […]
Circle of Blue has just published an in-depth article about the South-to-North Water Diversion Project (SNWT) in China. The SNWT is a $64-billion, 50-year effort to divert water from river basins in southern China to […]
Non-vendor general geospatial conferences are having a challenging time these days. There are alternative explanations for why this is happening. Some say it is the result of geospatial no longer being special, that it is […]
Autodesk has announced the release of LandXplorer Studio Professional 2011 and LandXplorer Server 2011. The focus of the release is the integration of data from geospatial, engineering including BIM, and 3D visualization applications such as […]
