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Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

PCI Geomatics Announces Upgrade to Geomatica Software

PCI Geomatics, a world leading developer of geo-imaging software and systems, is pleased to announce the availability of an upgrade to Geomatica®, its remote sensing and image processing software.  Version 10.3.2 is the latest release available, and it includes additional satellite sensor support in addition to enhanced functionality. Learn More

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

HitachiSoft Selects TerraGo Technologies® as Strategic Partner for Geospatial Collaboration Solutions

Hitachi Software Engineering Co. Ltd, a leading global software and IT solutions provider, and TerraGo Technologies®, a leading provider of geospatial collaboration software solutions, have formed a strategic alliance and signed a Master Distributor Agreement under which HitachiSoft resells TerraGo software throughout Asia. Under the terms of the agreement, HitachiSoft now markets via its direct

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

Getmapping ‘WMS’ Service Facilitates Vtesse Network Planning

  Getmapping’s ‘WMS’ (Web Mapping Service) service is being used by Vtesse Networks to plan its optical fibre networking solutions. Getmapping aerial photography is streamed via a WMS feed over the Internet directly into Vtesse’s planning and asset management tool. Increasingly popular, WMS provides an efficient and cost effective way for organisations to access large

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

Government of Uganda Turns to ILS to Establish a Pilot National Land Information System

International Land Systems (ILS), Inc. has entered into a three-year World Bank-funded contract to encourage private sector growth by improving the country’s land administration systems. The Private Sector Competitiveness Project (PSCPII) aims to assist the Government of Uganda in eradicating the primary constraints preventing the international competitiveness of Uganda’s private sector. Fundamental to achieving this

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

Attend 1Spatial Conference and Recognise the Value in Location-data

Location influences most, if not all, business behaviour and outcomes, making its applicability almost universal. According to Ovum, 80% of enterprise data contains a geospatial element.  So why is it that many organisations are not fully realising the value behind location-based information as a basis for better decision making? 1Spatial would like to invite you to

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

Critigen Extends Partner Agreement with Trimble; Earns Platinum Status with Esri

Critigen, a global technology consultancy, announced it has aligned with the leaders in the geospatial industry, becoming a Platinum Tier Partner with Esri and creating an expanded business partner agreement with Trimble, including support of Trimble Utility Field Solutions and initiatives in the utility industry. “Product interoperability and service delivery are going to be critical

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

Aligned Assets Planning and Prioritisation To Play A Key Role At The Next Symphony User Group

  The next meeting of the Symphony User Group, which is a biannual meeting held by users of Aligned Assets’ Symphony products, is scheduled to be held at the Pavilion Gardens in Buxton on 23rd September 2010. This meeting, in addition to best practice, case studies and new product demonstrations will see the users taking

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

Enterprise License Agreement Extends GIS Success for City of Philadelphia

The City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is taking advantage of Esri’s enterprise license agreement (ELA) program to supply more departments and government workers with geographic information system (GIS) software. As a result, many city departments are now building and sharing their data, applications, and services. The new GIS applications and data help the city work more effectively

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

Satellite Imagery Reveals a Changing Global Surface

Ron Beck, a scientist for the U.S. Geological Survey Land Remote Sensing Program, will discuss the ways in which satellite observations are documenting dramatic changes in Earth’s surface features in a public lecture on Thursday, July 29. From detecting shifting patterns of land use and the harvesting of natural resources to examining the effects of

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

DigitalGlobe Announces Global 8-Band Research Challenge

DigitalGlobe today announced the DigitalGlobe 8-Band Research Challenge, a contest designed to encourage researchers to investigate how 8-band, high-resolution imagery can enhance image analysis and classification research. The 8-band data is unique in the marketplace to DigitalGlobe, as a result of the newest commercial satellite WorldView-2 launched in October of 2009. The call for proposals