At this year’s AGI GeoCommunity ’13 Conference in Nottingham, an update on the current status of the UK Government’s BIM initiative was given by David Philp, Head of BIM Implementation for the UK Government’s Cabinet […]
At the AGI Geocommunity Conference Dr Andrew Hudson-Smith, Director of the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA) at The Bartlett, University College London, gave a fascinating introduction to the topic of smart cities and how […]
The August edition of Geospatial World Magazine is focussed on the theme of the integration of geopatial and building information modeling (BIM) in both its vertical and horizontal (BIM for Infrastructure) forms. Together the articles […]
University College London (UCL) Engineering is expanding its curriculum to include the geomatics aspects of building information modeling (BIM) and the integrated management of geospatial and BIM-related data. The new masters program in Geomatics for […]
Since Google Earth’s release in June 2005, national mapping agencies and other government organizations involved with geospatial data and technology have been reasessing their role. At the Geospatial World Forum (GWF) in Amsterdam last year, […]
At the South African Surveying and Geomatics Indaba 2013 today in Johannesburg today Trevor Ventor of Optron gave a very interesting presentation (by Peter Large who wsn’t able to make it to Johannisberg) on the […]
About a decade ago Dave Sonnen, Global Analyst for Spatial Information at IDC, projected that the locationaware market for geospatial services would exceed the traditional GIS market in 2005/2006. The release of Google Earth in […]
At the Oracle Spatial and Graph User Meeting, the folks from Oracle outlined some of the things to expect in the next version of Oracle 12c. I was very impressed. All of the below is […]