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Friday, February 3rd, 2012

‘ENVISION’ a New Community Heritage Project was Officially Launched Today

Carntogher Community Association is working in collaboration with the Friends of Ballynahone Bog to deliver the ‘ENVISION’ project. The objective of the project is to collate and present the heritage assets of a rural community for the benefit of the local community and for the advancement of a successful rural economy in south Derry. These

Friday, February 3rd, 2012

New Satellites and Launchers Ensure Galileo Start in 2014

In total, 3 contracts were signed: the contract signed with OHB System AG (DE) comprising 8 satellites for an amount in the order of €250 million. A second contract was signed with Arianespace (FR) for a booking option of up to 3 launches using Ariane 5 (booking fee of €30 million). A third contract was

Friday, February 3rd, 2012

GeoDigital Introduces a Seamless End-to-End Solution for Vegetation Management and Engineering Compliance

GeoDigital, the world leader in LiDAR and imaging technology, demonstrated its combined Grid^Intel Online (GIO) and WorkStudio solution last week during DistribuTECH at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas. The GIO to WorkStudio process represents the industry’s first complete, end-to-end solution to the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) vegetation and engineering

Friday, February 3rd, 2012

Mapping New York City’s Energy Hogs

Columbia University yesterday released results from a mapping project that shows, block by block, how much energy buildings consume. Providing the data in a visual format makes it easier to locate buildings that are good candidates for efficiency improvements or potentially on-site energy production. Read More

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

SSTL-OHB System Consortium to Build a Further Eight Galileo FOC Satellites

European Commission Vice President Antonio Tajani today announced in London that the consortium led by OHB System AG and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) will build a further eight satellites for the European Union’s Galileo satellite navigation programme under the supervision of the European Space Agency.

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Renewables Must Benefit Coastal Communities says Aldous

Energy Minister Charles Hendry has said the eastern region is well placed to take advantage of the growing demand for new and off-shore energy. “In nuclear, carbon capture and storage and renewable energy, East Anglia has an extremely important role to play,” stated Mr Hendry. Read More

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Velosi Partner With IIT Bombay

Velosi has announced an association with India’s premier institution IIT Bombay, to offer IIT Bombay’s four-month Online Certificate Course in Piping Engineering.  This course is relevant to engineers working in diverse sectors like petroleum refining and downstream processing, manufacturing of fertilisers and chemicals, power plants (thermal, nuclear as well as gas-based), ship building, cross-country pipeline

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Mantis Vision’s F5 Handheld Scanner

The imager is light and small enough to be carried and operated even in remote, hard to access, and cluttered environments. Yet, it is ruggedized for use under demanding environmental conditions and excels at capturing completely dark scenes without emitting visible light or sound. It is a fast 3D acquisition system that allows capturing and processing

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Conference on Forest Systems – ForestSAT 2012

ForestSAT 2012 is the 5th in a series of international conferences promoting scientifically based understanding of how spatial analysis technologies can  help describe and monitor forested systems. ForestSAT 2012 will be held on the Oregon State University campus in beautiful Corvallis (Oregon, USA) and is the first ForestSAT outside of western Europe. Previous conferences were held in Spain

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Over £1B Investment Secures UK Future of New Waterways Charity

A new charity to look after England and Wales’ network of 200-year old canals and rivers will be given over £1 billion of Government help to give it the best possible start, Environment Minister Richard Benyon, announced today. This unprecedented funding for a new charity paves the way for the launch of the new Canal &