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Monday, August 30th, 2010

TerraSAR-X and X-TanDEM “chat” for the First Time

DLR – The “chatter” of the satellite is limited, although the exchange of synchronization signals – “Hi there I am!”, But that is enough for the coordination of the first simultaneous recordings of TerraSAR-X and X-TanDEM. Since 22 of July, TerraSAR-X flies at a distance of 20 kilometers in front TanDEM-X, that is, in a formation

Monday, August 30th, 2010

Cloud Computing, or Cloud-cuckoo Land?

ECONOMIST – Why all the fuss over a firm that focuses on the seemingly humdrum business of storing data? Part of the answer is that the amount of information being generated by governments, firms and individuals is growing incredibly fast, driven by such things as online videos and file-sharing.  Read More

Sunday, August 29th, 2010

Spatial Information in the New Zealand Economy

Spatial  Information in the New Zealand Economy – Realising Productivity Gains is a report commissioned by Land Information New Zealand, the Department of Conservation and the Ministry of Economic Development. It provides robust economic analysis that quantifies the contribution spatial information makes to the New Zealand economy, as well as opportunities for this contribution to

Sunday, August 29th, 2010

UCL Cities Methodologies 2010

UCL LONDON – Cities Methodologies 2010 presents recent innovations in urban methods from current researchers at UCL. Through the juxtaposition of installations, films, maps, models, objects, performances, photographs, poems, talks, texts, walks, websites and workshops, visitors will encounter a diverse array of cities and urban conditions – from literature in London, to flyovers in Mumbai, from movement

Sunday, August 29th, 2010

Balance of the First Marine Census

FRANKFURTER  ALLGEMINE- For ten years, a search and collect in the oceans of the world. Now the first census is nearing completion, “Census of Marine Life”. In her first account, the marine scientists are looking forward for many new discoveries. Nevertheless, the World Atlas of sea peoples huge gaping holes. Read More

Sunday, August 29th, 2010

Transport Agency Proposes Two-tier Approach to Finnish Highway Maintenance

HELSINGIN SANOMAT – The better maintenance standards would apply to just over 3,000 kilometres of highway. Finland has a total of about 13,000 kilometres of main roads, and just under 51,000 kilometres of asphalted roads. The plan stems from the uncertain economic situation. Highway funding is not expected to increase in the future, and it could actually

Sunday, August 29th, 2010

Bulgaria Ups Renewable Energy Production

NOVINTE SOFIA – Bulgaria’s energy production from renewable sources by the end of 2010 will be 3 times more than the one in 2009, according to Plamen Dechev from the State Commission for Energy and Water Regulation (DKEVR): In 2009, Bulgaria produced 800 thousand MGWH from green sources while for the first six months of 2010, this

Sunday, August 29th, 2010

An Island of Recyclable Plastic

L’EXPRESS FRANCE – It is not yet as famous as the hidden jewel of Liliane Bettencourt Seychelles, but it could quickly become. The artificial island designed by Dutch architects of the firm Whim fate because of the usual “100% recyclable, it would base the tons of garbage plastic washed into the North Pacific and the accumulation of which gave

Saturday, August 28th, 2010

Webinar Registration Now Open- The Fledermaus & ArcGIS Integration

With the release of Version 7.2, the Fledermaus Software Suite offers a substantial workflow improvement for clients using both Fledermaus and ArcGIS software. Join Chief System Architect, Maurice Doucet as he demostrates the direct functionality with ArcGIS and Fledermaus. Additional panelists will include Timothy Kearns and Jaime Crandall of the ESRI Maritime Team. Read More

Saturday, August 28th, 2010

Green Highland Renewables commences work on new 807kW Hydro Scheme at Roroyere, Glen Lyon

Work has started this week on a new Hydro energy initiative in Perthshire – the first of three small run-of-river hydro schemes in Glen Lyon to be developed by Aberfeldy-based Green Highland Renewables (GHR). Read More

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