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Out to Sea with Dr. Larry Mayer
Long-time oceanographer shares insights about mapping the ocean floor and the innovative technology needed to do it.
The Hydrographic Society of (the) America(s) and the US Hydro 21 Conference
A modern hydrospatial organization adapting to today’s challenges The Hydrographic Society of America (THSOA) as it is commonly known in the hydrographic world, is a non-profit organization committed to promoting education in hydrography, inshore surveying, inland waters surveying, offshore surveying, positioning, and mapping/charting, including related earth sciences. Our organization is divided into seven regional chapters:...
Wildfires: A Case for Coordinates
One of the ongoing campaigns within our profession focuses on the protection or perpetuation of survey monuments, from primary control to property corners. Many states have statutes in place addressing this problem, albeit the level of compliance and enforcement are certainly not all they could be. More leverage can be asserted on public works projects...
US Hydro 2021 Conference
The Hydrographic Society of America US Hydro 2021 Conference is virtual this year. Don’t miss this opportunity to attend from anywhere in the world. We have invited thought leaders in the industry to give us their perspective on today’s challenges as keynote speakers, and organized webinars, technical papers, panel sessions and lightning talks covering a...
xyHt Weekly News Recap: 09/03/2021
Digital Twins Concept Boosts Food Production AgEagle CEO Brandon Torres Declet to Give Keynote Address at Commercial UAV Expo Cepton to Showcase Automotive Grade Lidars at IAA Mobility and AutoSens EAASI Elects Executive Committee to Promote Aerial Surveying in Europe Esri Releases ArcGIS Pro Book Updated for Version 2.8 Wipro and HERE Partner to Provide...
How Deep Learning For Remote Sensing Produces Quicker, Higher-Quality Results
As the volume, velocity, and variety of the data generated to address worldwide geospatial needs has steadily grown, advances in the systems and algorithms needed to produce spatial and temporal resolution data have not kept pace.
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