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Saturday, July 24th, 2010

Sustainable City Modeling: Autodesk Announces New Release of LandXplorer

Autodesk has announcedthe release of LandXplorer Studio Professional 2011 and LandXplorer Server 2011.  The focus of the release is the integration of data from geospatial, engineering including BIM, and 3D visualization applications such as Civil 3D, Map 3D, Topobase, Revit,  and 3ds Max to create city-scale infrastructure models. Read More

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

€6.4 billion EU Fund has Opportunities for Irish Marine Sector

The European Union has opened its latest round of financial support for collaborative research and innovation announcing nearly €6.4 billion in new investment under its 7th Framework Research Programme (2007-2013) and there are opportunities relevant to the Irish marine sector. This new call offers a range of competitive opportunities to support collaborative pan-European research across a

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

Bionatics Introduces LandSIM3D V2 in Scandinavia

Bionatics, the technology leader in 3D territory modelingsoftware, announces the introduction in Scandinavia of the latest release of LandSIM3D, its 3Dsimulation and visualization software dedicated to city and territory planning as well as landscapepreservation. The introduction will be managed by Mr Enrico RAUE, Area Sales Manager, and a nativeSwedish speaking employee at Bionatics. The version

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

Esri Map Book Encapsulates 25 Years of GIS Development

Esri has published volume 25 of its popular Map Book series. This commemorative edition includes a “then and now” section that compares similar maps from the 25-year period, making it of particular interest to cartographers, geographic information system (GIS) professionals, and geography students. “This year’s map book marks a milestone,” says Jack Dangermond, Esri president. “For

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

INTERGEO- Cooling off: Towns and Cities Need a Break from the Heat

By the middle of the month it was already looking like July 2010 was set to be Germany’s hottest July since records began. In towns and cities in particular, it has stopped cooling down overnight, with tropical temperatures of over 25 degrees Celsius virtually ruling out a good night’s sleep. The extra strain such conditions

Thursday, July 22nd, 2010

3D Model of the Future TGV Station of Valencia (Spain)

The ADIF, Administrator of the Spanish Railway Infrastructures, makes discover the future TGV station of Valencia (Spain) thanks to a real-time 3D modeling realized with the NOVA for 3ds Max of VERTICE solution, solution of creation and visualization of interactives 3D contents. Read More  

Thursday, July 22nd, 2010

Astrium expands its Geo-information services in Greece

Astrium has strengthened its presence in Greece by creating thecompany Spot Infoterra Hellas, a provider of geo-information products and services. The Greek company Geomet, a long-standing partner of Spot image and Infoterra in Greece, will be merged into the new entity. Through this move, the two recently merged subsidiaries of Astrium Services continue their expansion in

Thursday, July 22nd, 2010

Fledermaus Webinar Series

During this session, Lindsay will discuss the changes that were made to Fledermaus and DMagic in Version 7, which workflow is best for different scenarios, and provide a brief demonstration of each workflow. Space is limited for the webinar, so please register early. Due to the demand, we ask that organizations who have multiple people

Thursday, July 22nd, 2010

Need for Citizen Self-Services and INSPIRE Regulations Are Driving Geospatial Data On-Demand in Public Sector

The need for citizen self-services and increased transparency, combined with reduction around costs and inefficiency are driving wider mainstream adoption of location-based data, and fuelling the appetite for geospatial data on-demand in the UK public sector, according to Pitney Bowes Business Insight, the leading global provider of location intelligence, data management and customer communication management solutions.

Thursday, July 22nd, 2010

Sunshine Village Ski Resort Outfits Their Snowcat Fleet With Hemisphere GPS

Sunshine Village, a progressive ski resort located in Banff, Alberta experienced real value in the productivity and performance benefits of the Hemisphere GPS’ snow grooming guidance systems. As a result, they have started to outfit their entire snowcat fleet with the guidance systems. Hemisphere GPS’ integrated GPS-based guidance terminal and antenna are easily mounted to