Tag Archives: geospatial
xyHt Weekly News Recap: 05/05/2023
Leica Geosystems Introduces Pegasus TRK100 Sanborn Pioneers the Digital Twin Base Map Nexar Revolutionizes Map-Making with 40x Reduction in Real-Time Costs Bluesky and Ecopia Partner to Create First 3D Map of Ireland $300 Million Earmarked for Bridge Projects as Part of Investing in America Agenda Local Surveyors Show Students Ins And Outs Of The Job Bluesky,...
The Incredible UAV
Looking Forward Land surveyors aren’t just surveyors anymore. Map makers aren’t just cartographers anymore. We are all tied together in these geospatial professions of measuring, mapping, photogrammetry—anyone who collects and interprets data. We are ‘geospatialists.’ One of the things that tie all of us together is uncrewed aerial vehicles. A few years ago, who would...
xyHt Weekly News Recap: 04/28/2023
Topcon Launches Easy-to-Use Building Construction Software Digital Construction Week Reveals Main Stage Lineup OGC Requests Public Comment on a Standardized Deformation Model and a Geodetic Data Grid Exchange Format AUV Helps Locate World War II Ship 80 years After Tragic Sinking Bluesky and Ecopia Partner to Create First 3D Map of Ireland Get Special Hotel...
xyHt Weekly News Recap: 04/21/2023
Register for FIG Working Week Before April 23 NGS Day at FIG Working Week is May 31 2023 Sonardyne launches new Origin ADCPs for intelligent operations USGIF Announces New Multi-Year Scholarships from AWS, Leidos, and GDIT Bluesky Partners with UP42 to Widen Access to Aerial Imagery and Geospatial Data Topcon announces strategic investment in DDK...
xyHt Weekly News Recap: 04/14/2023
INTERGEO 2023 – BIM in Construction NV5 Completes the Acquisition of L3Harris Subscription-Based Geospatial Software Business Hexagon Releases First Autonomous Construction Tech Outlook Qualcomm and Xiaomi Demonstrate Mobile Meter-Level Positioning Capabilities Worldwide UP42 and Vexcel Expand Aerial Imagery and Geospatial Data Portfolio AEM Hall of Fame Invites Nominations for 2023 Class Fugro Supports Development of...
The Future of Aerial Photogrammetry
Rapid advances in technology are changing the way we map from the air, but the 100-year-old technology of mapping by crewed airplanes will continue to fly into the future For thousands of years cartographers made maps using tools that mostly measured angles and distances, allowing for positioning of fixed objects over unknown topography. The earliest...
