GEO: connexion articles

Recent articles from GEO: connexion

How do you advance? Within the GI realm there are many advances. Technological advances are the easiest to identify.
July 1, 2005... They can be seen and are experienced because they often lead to accomplishing task easier, are cheaper and or provide positive results that can be readily measured in terms of quality. Advances relating to people when it comes to geotechnology are sometimes more difficult and challenging...

Hemisphere gets smart.(EMERGING TECHNOLOGY)
July 1, 2005... Hemisphere GPS (Calgary, Canada), a designer and manufacturer of GPS products which is owned by CSI Wireless, has announced the introduction of its own application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) chipset technology. The Hemisphere ASIC will play a key role in a receiver product line that...

Let's get together: integrating laser scan data with 3D design environment brings a fresh perspective.(EMERGING TECHNOLOGY)
July 1, 2005... AVEVA (Cambridge, UK), a supplier of engineering IT solutions and services for the process, energy and marine industries, and Quantapoint (Pennsylvania, USA), provider of as-built documentation using laser scanning, have integrated laser scan data from Quantapoint PRISM 3D with AVEVA's...

A connection is made.(EMERGING TECHNOLOGY)
July 1, 2005... Cadcorp (Stevenage, UK) has announced that its Cadcorp SIS (Spatial Information System) software suite is now able to connect directly to ESRI's (California, USA) ArcIMS Image Services. This new capability builds on the multi-format support already available for working with ESRI data,...

Up, up and away.(EMERGING TECHNOLOGY)
July 1, 2005... GIS technology was on show for the first time at the Paris Air Show, as part of a geospatial showcase within the US pavilion. ESRI (California, USA) and a number of its business partners were on hand to demonstrate the use of GIS in the aerospace industry. ESRI has knowledge and technology...