The typical multi-spectral camera used on satellites and airborne platforms captures three or four bands – typically the Landsat bands: green, red and near-infrared. But hyperspectral cameras can capture 270 bands and are light […]
Following the Geo-enabling BIM Call to Action at Geo Business 2016, this is the next step. Survey4BIM – BIG5 Geospatial Challenges WorkshopFace to Face Round table event Wednesday 29th June 2016 Hear about the BIG […]
According to a recent report from Transparency Research “Commercial Satellite Imaging Market” which analyzes the global commercial satellite imaging market for the period 2013–2023, the global commercial satellite imaging market was valued at $2.5 billion […]
About three years ago at the GI_Forum Symposium in Salzburg, Paolo Viskanic of R3 GIS gave a presentation about a ground breaking project to map underground infrastructure that had been underway in the Region of Lombardy in Northern […]
Some countries including Indonesia have passed legislation regulating geospatial data. The intention appears to be to ensure a certain level of quality in geospatial data provided by private data providers to the public. For example, […]
Last week I had the opportunity to present at the annual Hexagon conference HxGN Live in Anaheim. Hexagon is a rapidly growing company with broad technology reach with core strengths in geospatial surveying and laser […]
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) has issued a pre-release version of the Annual Energy Outlook 2016 (AEO2016). The pre-release includes the Reference case and the No Clean Power Plan case. The Reference case includes […]
At SPAR 2013Ron Singh, Engineering Automation Manager/Chief of Surveys, Oregon Department of Transportation (DoT) made a startling proposal that would stand the traditional highway construction process on its head by making the post-construction as-built survey […]