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Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

GeoEye to Offer Premium Satellite Imagery as a Service via Google Earth Builder

GeoEye, Inc. announced it signed a multi-year enterprise agreement with Google Inc. to license access to Google Earth Builder, Google’s cloud-based map publishing platform. GeoEye is making this investment as part of its strategy to increase online access to its high-resolution color imagery. GeoEye will be using Google Earth Builder to deliver a new set

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

First Anniversary of the Gatewing X100

Last month, with our successful exhibit at Intergeo in Germany, we celebrated the first commercial year of the Gatewing X100. We are very excited to have witnessed how the X100 has grown into an accepted and established mapping tool in the world of surveying in just one year.

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

Remote Sensing Needs Better Legal Environment

Roscosmos reviewed main provisions of the Federal Space Program to enhance commercial output: priority will be given to development of Earth remote sensing, navigation and communications satellites. There are plans in place to increase the number of Earth remote sensing satellites from 5 to 20 spacecraft by 2015. Olga Gershenzon, Vice-President of ScanEx Research and Development Center told

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

SuperGIS Desktop 3 Selected by National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Japan

SuperGeo Technologies is pleased to announce the latest sales achievement in Japan, where SuperGIS Desktop 3 has been selected by National Institute of Infectious Diseases to improve the research outcome and disease control of infectious viruses and diseases. After the World War II, Japan suffered from various infectious diseases from different countries. In 1947, the National

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

SuperGIS Server 3 Provides Convenient and Complete GIS Workflow

The complete map server functions in SuperGIS Server 3 can efficiently create, manage, integrate, and publish multiple GIS services, which assist enterprises in centrally managing a large quantity of spatial data and decreasing the costs of data storage. Front-end users can use Web browsers, SuperPad 3, or SuperGIS Desktop 3 to browse and even edit

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

Mipela GeoSolutions Unveils X-Info Connect 3

Version 3 moves X-Info Connect from traditional stakeholder information management to broader fields in business information management. The product takes the core functions of Stakeholder, Project, CRM, Geographic Information and Document management systems and integrates them into a unified knowledge solution. X-Info Connect is a fully customisable solution allowing users to store, maintain, track and analyse information for their business.

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

STAR-APIC 20th Anniversary Event

Registration for STAR-APIC’s 20th Anniversary Event will close on 21st October.  To secure one of the few remaining delegate places for this Event on Thursday 3rd November in London, please register now. This free-to-attend Event will consist of presentations from industry experts on a range of topical subjects, more informal workshops concentrating on specific business issues, and opportunities to meet and

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

Northern Regeneration Summit Staged in Manchester

Introducing the event, Professor Michael Parkinson from John Moores University reflected that ‘we’ve had 10 great years of regeneration for many people and places but the landscape has changed.’ As the keynote speaker, Philip Cox from DCLG remarked that ‘regeneration is not dead, it’s just different’ and went on to explain how central Government’s devolution of

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

New Edition of Map Use Available from Esri Press

The seventh edition of Map Use: Reading, Analysis, Interpretation, a standard reference for GIS students and professionals since 1978, is now available from Esri Press. This full-color textbook provides readers with the knowledge to effectively interpret modern cartography.

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

2nd Terrabites Symposium

Climate cannot be understood without the biosphere. Accordingly, different groups around the world have started to develop their climate models into Earth system models, that on top of climate physics also include representations of ecological processes and biogeochemical cycles. This development is supported by parallel advancements in other disciplines. During the last decade the remote