Sensors and Systems
Breaking News
Aspia Space partners with Stelia to advance AI architecture for global-scale land intelligence  
Enabling faster, trusted, decision-ready intelligence from innovative data products...
Geo Week Examines How AI is Tackling America’s Trillion-Dollar Aging Infrastructure Crisis
Conference Sessions Demonstrate AI-Powered Solutions for Predictive Maintenance, Automated...
NV5 to Showcase at Geo Week 2026 Next‑Generation GeoAI and Mission‑Critical Geospatial Solutions
Expert NV5 Speakers to Present on Bathymetric Lidar, Airborne...

Top Stories

Tuesday, June 18th, 2013

PCI Geomatics Releases Service Pack 2 for Geomatica 2013

PCI Geomatics, a world leading developer of remote sensing and photogrammetric software and systems, announces it has released Geomatica 2013 Service Pack 2 (SP2) for both Windows and Linux operating systems.

Tuesday, June 18th, 2013

Supergeo to Release SuperGIS Server 3.1a Advanced Edition

Supergeo announced that SuperGIS Server 3.1a Advanced Edition will be released in Q3 2013, to support multiple extension analysts and advanced geoprocessing services.

Tuesday, June 18th, 2013

Ordnance Survey’s Custom-made Maps Spur Competitions

Since customers have had the ability to upload their own cover images to Ordnance Survey’s custom made maps, there has been a battle going on to establish which is the most popular cover image. The national mapping authority pioneered the process last year and has been pleased at how popular the maps have become. Customers

Monday, June 17th, 2013

The OGC wins Sensor Magazine’s Best of Sensors Gold Application Award

On June 5, at the Sensors Expo & Conference, Melanie Martella, Executive Editor of Sensors, presented the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) with the magazine’s 2013 Best of Sensors Gold Application Award. Greg Buehler, OGC’s Director, Outreach & Communication Services, accepted the award.

Monday, June 17th, 2013

PCI Geomatics Appoints Arnold Hougham as Vice President, Sales and Marketing

PCI Geomatics, a world-leading developer of remote sensing and photogrammetric software and systems, announces the appointment of Arnold Hougham as Vice President, Sales and Marketing.

Monday, June 17th, 2013

Trimble Releases its Next Generation Unmanned Aircraft System for Photogrammetric Aerial Mapping

Trimble (NASDAQ: TRMB) introduced today its next generation Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS)—the Trimble® UX5 aerial imaging rover with the Trimble Access™ aerial imaging application. The new solution builds upon the strengths of its predecessor, the Trimble Gatewing X100, to offer enhanced image quality and intuitive workflows. Combined with the Trimble Business Center photogrammetry office software

Monday, June 17th, 2013

Call for Volunteers to Update the FGDC United States Thoroughfare, Landmark, and Postal Address Data Standard

URISA, in conjunction with NENA (the National Emergency Number Association), is calling for volunteers to assist with an update to the FGDC United States Thoroughfare, Landmark, and Postal Address Data Standard.

Thursday, June 13th, 2013

Bluesky’s LiDAR Experts Educate Mouchel’s Water Industry Professionals

Aerial mapping company Bluesky is helping water industry professionals understand the potential of laser captured height models. Following a request from Mouchel – the international infrastructure and business service Group – Bluesky delivered their ‘What is LiDAR’ presentation at the Mouchel Urban Drainage Academy. Engaging with Mouchel staff, as well as key Water Company clients,

Thursday, June 13th, 2013

MAPPS President Testifies Before Congress on Hydrographic Services Improvement Act Reauthorization

In testimony before the Subcommittee on Fisheries, Wildlife, Oceans and Insular Affairs, of the House Committee on Natural Resources, MAPPS President Dick McDonald, CP, PLS (T3 Global Strategies, Bridgeville, PA), commended Congress on its leadership in creating the hydrographic survey contracting program in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency (NOAA), through the Hydrographic Services Improvement

Thursday, June 13th, 2013

Black Carbon Emissions Cut 90% in California; Model for Polluted Mega Cities of the World

In a first-of-its kind study examining the impact black carbon has on climate in California, researchers found the state’s efforts to reduce air pollution, particularly from diesel engines, has cut black carbon concentrations by 90% since 1966, without any noticeable disruption to the lives of the citizens of California, but with tremendous benefits to their