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Geoimage and Spatial Energy Partner to Better Serve the Australian Energy Industry

Details: 13 May 2013 | By Spatial Energy | 138

Geoimage is pleased to announce that it has signed a partnership with Spatial Energy, headquartered in Boulder, Colorado. This partnership will build capacity and expand access to greater spatial content within the Oil and Gas industry in Australasia, enhancing the capabilities of Australian customers who operate nationally and globally and allowing them to derive more value from their existing and new geospatial datasets.

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ScanEx RDC Took Part of the Interexpo GEO-Siberia

Details: 13 May 2013 | By ScanEx RDC | 142

ScanEx RDC took part in the IX International special exhibition and the scientific congress "Interexpo GEO-Siberia", organized and held by the Siberian State Geodesic Academy (SSGA) on April 24-26 in Novosibirsk. Russian and foreign specialists, who delivered scientific reports.

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SPECIM Announces the Release of SpecSensor SDK, a Software Development Kit for Rapid Hyperspectral Sensor Software Integration

Details: 13 May 2013 | By SPECIM | 142

SPECIM, Spectral Imaging, Ltd., announces the release of SpecSensor SDK, a software development kit for rapid development of data acquisition and camera control application using SPECIM's hyperspectral sensors. Rich of 17 years of experience in both hardware and software development, SPECIM is investing a lot of effort in order to provide customers with the next generation tools they need to insure their success. SpecSensor SDK is a first milestone and will help the customers in building their own software, even before the sensor hardware can be made available. With SpecSensor SDK, it is possible to control SPECIM's hyperspectral sensor parameters and acquire the data in a unified manner.

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Spanish Airport Operator Aena Rolls Out Corporate GIS Based on Cadcorp Technology

Details: 10 May 2013 | By Cadcorp | 158

Aeropuertos Españoles y Navegación Aérea (Aena), which handles more passengers than any other airport operator in the world, is using software from the British developer Cadcorp to manage geographic information about its extensive infrastructure of airports and radio masts. Any authorised user can now visualise, add and modify cartographic and infrastructural data, from Aena premises that include both airports and radio mast installations.

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