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Sinkhole detection feature uses satellite data analysis

April 27, 2021By Tracy Cozzens

In recent years, sinkholes have been occurring around the world. A new service offers a sinkhole detection prediction tool using satellite imagery analysis. Synspective Inc., a satellite data and analytic solution provider, has released a sinkhole detection feature that predicts ground sinking area. Sinkholes are often caused by human activities (underground tunneling, oil/gas pumping, underground coal drilling, groundwater pumping, etc.).... read more

This article is tagged with Land Displacement Monitoring, satellite imagery, sinkhole detection, sinkholes, Synspective and posted in Featured Stories, GIS News, GIS Software, Imagery, Mapping, Technology

Nearmap partners with GTG to help local governments

April 23, 2021By Tracy Cozzens

Aerial imagery company Nearmap is partnering with Geographic Technologies Group (GTG), which helps local government agencies throughout the United States and Canada with geographic information systems (GIS). GTG offers local governments with GIS services including strategic planning, consulting, comprehensive data services, mapping services, software development, training and on-call support. GTG also provides ongoing GIS maintenance for villages, towns, cities, counties,... read more

This article is tagged with aerial imagery, city government, geographic information systems, Geographic Technologies Group, GIS, GTG, local government, nearmap and posted in GIS News, Imagery, Technology

FLIR to join Teledyne in big sensing acquisition

January 5, 2021By Tracy Cozzens

Teledyne Technologies will acquire FLIR Systems in a cash and stock transaction valued at $8 billion, both companies announced on Jan. 4. Teledyne is a provider of sophisticated instrumentation, digital imaging products and software, aerospace and defense electronics, and engineered systems. Its operations are primarily in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Western and Northern Europe. Founded in 1978, FLIR... read more

This article is tagged with acquisition, aerospace, defense, FLIR, imaging, imaging cameras, sensors, Teledyne, thermal imaging and posted in Featured Stories, GIS News, Imagery, Technology

Leica Geosystems launches one app for terrestrial laser scanning portfolio

December 17, 2020By Allison Kral

Leica Geosystems has extended its Leica Cyclone FIELD 360 mobile-device app to all Leica Geosystems 3D terrestrial laser scanners for in-field data acquisition and visualization. With the push of a button from the mobile-device app, all Leica Geosystems’ laser scanner users can capture high-quality data and verify registration directly in the field, Leica said. The Leica ScanStation P-Series, Leica’s survey-grade... read more

This article is tagged with 3D laser scanner, Gerhard Walter, Hexagon, Leica Cyclone FIELD 360, Leica Geosystems, Leica ScanStation P-Series, ScanStation P-Series, terrestrial laser scanner and posted in GIS News, Imagery

Coral reef conservation technology wins Copernicus Masters 2020 competition

December 10, 2020By Allison Kral

Reef Support, an automatic warning system that uses artificial (AI) and satellite imagery to detect coral bleaching, algal blooms, sediment plumes and debris caused by humans, won the Copernicus Masters 2020 competition. The Reef Support team includes Crystle Wee, Yohan Runhaar, Marcel Kempers, Marijn van der Laan and Eilidh Radcliff. Reef Support addresses both the environmental and economic aspects at... read more

This article is tagged with Copernicus Masters 2020, coral reef monitoring, coral reef technology, Crystle Wee, Eilidh Radcliff, European Space Agency, Marcel Kempers, Marijn van der Laan, Reef Support, Yohan Runhaar and posted in Featured Stories, GIS News, Imagery

Bluesky launches online streaming service for panoramic aerial images

November 24, 2020By GSS Staff

Aerial mapping company Bluesky is releasing its entire catalog of geographically referenced oblique aerial images of cities in the United Kingdom (UK) via a new subscription-based streaming service. Working with Geoxphere, a specialist in cloud-based GIS, Bluesky will offer MetroVista imagery via an easy-to-use web viewer that also includes measurement tools for detailed analysis of building features, façade details and... read more

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Dewberry awarded USGS Earth MRI task orders

September 22, 2020By Tracy Cozzens

Firm will provide geophysical surveying services across multiple states Dewberry, a privately held professional services firm, has been awarded multiple task orders from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) under the Geospatial Products and Services Contract (GPSC) to perform airborne geophysical surveys in portions of Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Texas and New Mexico for the USGS Earth Mapping Resources Initiative (Earth MRI).... read more

This article is tagged with Dewberry, Earth MRI, geologic structures, Geospatial Products and Services Contract, GPSC, minerals, rare earth elements, U.S. Geological Survey, USGS and posted in GIS News, Imagery, Technology

AI and intuitive cameras pave way for future of aerial imaging

September 2, 2020By GSS Staff

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Advancements in sensors, cameras and automation have fueled the growth of the aerial imaging industry, which is expected to reach $2.83 billion by 2022. By Swamini Kulkarni Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), or drones, often gain the spotlight with to their ability to capture the view from a vantage point. For years, airborne cameras have clicked never-seen-before pictures across planet. Now imaging... read more

This article is tagged with aerial imaging, AirSelfie, Allied Market Research, artificial intelligence, nearmap, Skydio, Swamini Kulkarni, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and posted in GIS News, Imagery, Technology, UAS/UAV

Cesium adds global layer of 3D buildings

July 22, 2020By Tracy Cozzens

Cesium users now have access to Cesium OSM Buildings, a global base layer of more than 350 million 3D buildings. Cesium OSM Buildings expands the suite of Cesium Global Base Layers including worldwide terrain, aerial imagery and streetmaps already available on Cesium ion. “As digital twins and urban mapping gain momentum in 3D geospatial, we are excited to offer a... read more

This article is tagged with 3D, 3D building, Cesium, Cesium Global Base Layers, Cesium OSM Buildings, geospatial, OpenStreetMap and posted in Featured Stories, GIS News, Imagery, More

Atlantic purchases first Phase One large-format camera

July 20, 2020By Tracy Cozzens

Atlantic — a remote sensing, surveying and consulting business — has purchased a Phase One Industrial 280MP large-format aerial solution to better serve its clients. The upgrade substantially increases Atlantic’s ability to efficiently capture a large area with extreme accuracy and quality, the company said. The massive Phase One Industrial 280MP aerial solution is a large-format camera system that easily integrates... read more

This article is tagged with 280MP, Atlantic, iXM-RS 280F, large-format camera, metric camera, Phase One Industrial, Phase One Industrial 280MP, remote sensing and posted in GIS News, Imagery, More, Products/Services Showcase

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