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Tuesday, December 28th, 2010

Garmin G1000 Equipped King Air 200/B200 Deliveries Begin in Europe, Garmin awarded EASA Approval

Garmin International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. announced that it has received the European Aviation Safety Agency’s (EASA) validation of the U.S. STC (supplemental type certificate) for the installation of the G1000 avionics suite in the King Air 200 and B200.

Tuesday, December 28th, 2010

Solibri Partnering with + Arkitektar in Iceland

Solibri, Inc., a leading provider of Model Checking, Building Information Model (BIM) analysis and Building Code Checking solutions in the construction field, today announced a Partner Agreement permitting + Arkitektar to sell and market Solibri’s products in Iceland. Read More

Monday, December 27th, 2010

TerraSAR-X – Ice flow like molten metal

From over 500 kilometres up, as TerraSAR-X looks down on its icy surface, the Antarctic’s Nimrod Glacier looks like molten metal. During its flight over the Antarctic, the German Aerospace Centre’s (DLR) radar satellite is one of the few that can direct its view over this glacier in the Transantarctic Mountains. Researchers can use these

Monday, December 27th, 2010

Dartmouth College Selects Spinwave Wireless Mesh Network for Campus-wire Energy Management

Dartmouth College is installing a Spinwave Systems mesh network based on Spinwave sensors to monitor and manage its heating, cooling and electrical systems across the campus, the company announced today. The Spinwave system encompasses more than 200 pulse counters to transmit data every 15 minutes from meters in 125 college buildings spread out over 250 acres on the Dartmouth campus

Monday, December 27th, 2010

TAS 9.2.0 Released

The latest version is required for all UK & ROI Building Regulations projects. The latest version is required for all UK & ROI Building Regulations projects. Read More

Monday, December 27th, 2010

TopSURV 8 Sets New Industry Standards for Field Data Collection and Control

Topcon Positioning Systems’ (TPS) TopSURV 8, the newest version of the popular TopSURV field controller software series, has enhancements to increase productivity on a variety of survey jobs. The new software provides significant new functionality on cross-section staking on roads, import and export of road strings, graphical user interface, multiple new map views, file import/export, in-field

Monday, December 27th, 2010

Maxim’s Latest GPS LNAs Offer An Industry-Low 0.65dB Noise Figure To Extend Receiver Sensitivity And Read Range

Maxim Integrated Products announces the MAX2667/MAX2669, the newest additions to its GPS/GNSS low-noise amplifier (LNA) family. Designed using Maxim’s advanced SiGe processes, these fully integrated LNAs feature an exceptionally low noise figure of 0.65dB. This improves receive sensitivity and read range over discrete or highly integrated CMOS solutions.

Monday, December 27th, 2010

Green Architect William McDonough Talks Sustainable Design

Green architect and co-author of the pivotal green design handbook Cradle to Cradle, William McDonough is one of the founders of the green design movement and one of the preeminent thought-leaders of our time. We recently had the opportunity to speak with Bill at the GreenBuild 2010 Conference about his work and the future of

Saturday, December 25th, 2010

ESA Missions Highlighted at World’s Largest Scientific Conference

Scientists from around the world have been hearing about the latest results from ESA’s new GOCE, SMOS and CryoSat Earth observation missions at the biggest scientific gathering of the year. Attracting around 18 000 scientists, researchers, teachers, students and consultants to review developments in Earth and space science, the annual American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall

Saturday, December 25th, 2010

Standards Steal the Show…

Late November saw the first Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) meeting to be held in the southern hemisphere take place at the University of Sydney. Attendees gathered for a week of standards and domain working group meetings.