GIS News
Nov 09 2017 □
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Published at GIS Cloud
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blog
contest
events
Win the award for the best project idea contributing to local communities by entering the GIS Day Contest 2017, open from November 9th to November 20th. Every year, thousands of Geogeeks worldwide celebrate International GIS Day. We are also joining the celebration with various activities during Geo Awareness Week (November 13 to 19). ...
Nov 09 2017 □
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blog
contest
events
Win the award for the best project idea contributing to local communities by entering the GIS Day Contest 2017, open from November 9th to November 20th. Every year, thousands of Geogeeks worldwide celebrate International GIS Day. We are also joining the celebration with various activities during Geo Awareness Week (November 13 to 19). ...
Nov 09 2017 □
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Published at GISCafe Voice
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3d cities
3d designs
analytics
boe systems
cloud
On November 1, Velodyne announced that it is partnering with BoE Systems to integrate its VLP-16 Puck and VLP-16 Puck LITE LiDAR sensors into BoE Systems’ UAV fleet for geospatial data collection and analysis. This partnership delivers full 360° imaging of geography and equipment for a multitude of industries with a critical need for quick, safe, and accurate aerial inspections, including transportation, […]
Nov 09 2017 □
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aidex. darrel larson
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brussels
conference
events
Darrel Larson, one of GIS Cloud’s clients who is doing an exquisite job within his non-profit organizations Give Clean Water and The Last Well, will be showcasing his projects at the AidEx event in Brussels in November. AidEx (Aid Expo) is the leading platform for professionals in humanitarian aid and international development. Their flagship conference...
Nov 09 2017 □
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aidex. darrel larson
blog
brussels
conference
events
Darrel Larson, one of GIS Cloud’s clients who is doing an exquisite job within his non-profit organization Give Clean Water (where he is the founder and chairman) and The Last Well, another non-profit he is working with in Liberia, will be showcasing his projects at the AidEx event in Brussels in November. AidEx (Aid Expo) is the leading platform for professionals...
Nov 09 2017 □
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4 grada dragodid
blog
contest
dry stone walls
eastern adriatic
One of the non-profit organizations we had the pleasure of working with is “4 GRADA DRAGODID”,, also one of the winners of our GIS Day Contest 2016. As we are approaching another GIS Day Contest, which will occur during Geo Awareness Week in November 2017 (from 9.11 to 20.11), this is a perfect occasion to...
Nov 09 2017 □
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4 grada dragodid
blog
contest
dry stone walls
eastern adriatic
One of the non-profit organizations we had the pleasure of working with is “4 GRADA DRAGODID”,, also one of the winners of our GIS Day Contest 2016. As we are approaching another GIS Day Contest, which will occur during Geo Awareness Week in November 2017 (from 9.11 to 20.11), this is a perfect occasion to...
Nov 09 2017 □
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Published at In The Scan
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autonomous vehicles
business development
consumer
sensors
Velodyne has just announced an important new sensor – the VLS – 128 and as you can see from the photo it represents a major improvement to the original HDL – 64 form factor. Not only is it smaller and … Continue reading →
The post Velodyne Raises the Bar appeared first on In The Scan.
Nov 08 2017 □
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Published at Geoawesomeness
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awesome maps
historical maps
maps
What does it take to restore a rare 17th-century map – found in a condition so fragile that even the force of a person’s breath could damage it – to its former glory? More than a thousand hours of painstaking work by 11 skilled conservators over a period of four years. What’s the story here? […]
The post Return of the native: Restoring a rare 354-year-old map appeared first on Geoawesomeness.
Nov 08 2017 □
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australia and new zealand tour
blog
demo
events
spatial vision
This November, as a part of GIS Cloud Australia and New Zealand tour, GIS Cloud team will take part in various activities, including the exhibition at Australian Utility Week and meetings with clients and users all around the continent. We will also organize a number of workshops in Australia and New Zealand in collaboration with...
Nov 08 2017 □
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australia and new zealand tour
blog
demo
events
spatial vision
This November, as a part of the GIS Cloud Australia and New Zealand tour, the GIS Cloud team will take part in various activities, including the exhibition at Australian Utility Week and meetings with clients and users all around the continent. We will also organize a number of workshops in Australia and New Zealand in collaboration...
Nov 08 2017 □
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Published at The Map Room
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climate change
glaciers
global warming
greenland
weather and climate
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory: “New maps of Greenland’s coastal seafloor and bedrock beneath its massive ice sheet show that two to four times as many coastal glaciers are at risk of accelerated melting as previously thought. Researchers at the University of California at Irvine (UCI), NASA and 30 other institutions have published the most comprehensive, accurate and …
Continue reading "New Maps Show Greenland’s Glaciers at Risk"
Nov 08 2017 □
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Published at ArcGIS Blog
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arcgis enterprise
arcgis online
cartographic design
mapping
smart mapping
You can easily transform your maps by using a custom image as your point symbol in ArcGIS Online. But did you know that you can create animated point symbols using the same technique? There are many image formats out there …
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Nov 08 2017 □
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Published at ArcGIS Blog
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the arcgis book
Online Mapping is Transforming GIS—and the World By Clint Brown and Christian Harder. Maps are important. Everyone understands and appreciates good maps. GIS users create and work with maps every day—they provide the basic experience and a practical interface for …
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