In 1953 there appeared, amid a welter of underwater explosions, around the northern end of Das Island in the Persian Gulf a converted WWII surplus LCI(L) looking like some form...

Hydrographic Offices (HOs) have much more data resting in databases than is used for safety of navigation. This data is increasing required and appreciated for other applications like coastal zone...

SeeByte Ltd has sold thirteen SeeTrack COIN (Common Operator Interface for NSCT1) systems to the US Navy Special Clearance Team ONE (NSCT-1) based in San Diego, Ca. with options for...

Washington, DC, USA, hosted the XXII FIG (International Federation of Surveyors) Congress during the week of 21 Ð 26 April 2002 as well as meetings of the American Congress on...

The Gavia AUV has returned from its latest trip to the Arctic circle, where it carried a GeoSwath wide swath sonar, collecting bathymetry and side scan data from the underside...

Since GPS found its way into positioning, differential processing has beentheway to high precision. Technological advances and large-scale international collaboration have now made it possible to get sub-decimetre accuracy (95%,...

MAPPS, an association of geospatial, mapping and photogrammetry companies in USA, has added fifteen new member firms – now reaching more than 160 member and associate member firms. This number...

MAPPS has introduced the Geospatial Products and Services Excellence Awards. This new annual awards programme will recognise the professionalism, value, integrity and achievement of MAPPS member and associate member firms...

"Piing…….Zzzzz, Piing …... Ying, Piing …YiiinNG"… this was the sort of audio that made up my first experience of object detection back in the sixties, when we were surveying the...

Applanix presents in its booth (C1-1537) Position and Orientation Systems (POS) for airborne, land, and marine surveying. Applanix will also introduce visitors to the latest POSTrack Flight Management System technology...