The Surveying & Spatial Sciences Conference 2013, held 15-19 April at the National Convention Centre in Canberra, aims to focus on all five commissions’ interests.
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GlobalPOS Remote Support Kit
You can copy files to and from the field data-collector to your office. GlobalPOS can also train you and solve problems for you from our office.
Curtin research the first in Australia to combine satellite tech
Two spatial science researchers have completed the first research in Australia to integrate the well-established GPS technology with an emerging satellite system, Galileo. The research by Curtin University’s Professor Peter Teunissen and Dr Dennis Odijk, from the Western Australian School of Mines (WASM), is the first in Australia to show how two systems […]
Topcon announces IP-S2 Compact 3D mobile mapping system
Topcon Positioning System (TPS) recently introduced the IP-S2 Compact+ mobile mapping system, which can accurately measure objects in adverse weather conditions and enclosed job sites such as tunnels and mines. Topcon’s IP-S2, launched in 2009, introduced a vehicle-mounted mobile mapping system incorporating high-precision GNSS receivers, IMU (inertial measurement unit), vehicle wheel encoders, 360-degree […]
Indoor navigation for smartphones wins EU Satellite Navigation Competition 2012
Mobile navigation services are already a standard feature of smartphones. Now, however, the trend is moving towards mobile navigation that works indoors. In a joint project, Fraunhofer Portugal and the University of Porto are attempting to achieve seamless navigation indoors using ultra-low-frequency magnetic field communication. For their work, an international expert jury named […]
Trimble launches two new GIS data collection handhelds
Trimble recently introduced the Trimble Geo 5 and Juno 5 handheld GNSS devices for data collection, maintenance and inspection applications. The Geo 5 provides only the essential functions for all day, submeter productivity in a smaller package than Trimble’s flagship GeoExplorer 6000. The Juno 5 series sports a slim, ergonomic design that’s […]
NovAtel announces new products
NovAtel recently announced the release of the OEM Version of the Pinwheel GNSS Antenna, as well as the addition of SPAN GNSS/Inertial Navigation System (INS) technology to its OEM6 GNSS receiver platform. The Pinwheel OEM is a GNSS antenna module that can be easily integrated into end-user GNSS positioning products. With a small […]
F4Devices releases Flint rugged handheld
F4Devices, a division of F4 Tech and strategic partner with BAP Precision, Taiwan, recently introduced a new generation of high precision GNSS devices for GIS field applications, the Flint rugged handheld. The completely integrated Flint handheld offers flexible GPS configurations, ranging from 1-3 meter to sub-meter accuracies, while supporting geotagging with the 5 […]
Trimble expands Positions software to support Esri
Trimble recently introduced the Trimble Positions Mobile extension – a new choice for integrating Trimble’s GNSS field solutions and data verification into the Esri ArcGIS for Windows Mobile environment. The Trimble Positions software was first introduced as a development kit to Trimble’s GIS developer community in late 2011. Today, the software suite has expanded to […]
BAE creates alternative to GPS
Military platforms commonly use GPS to find their position and navigate. GPS rely upon a specific, and relatively weak, satellite signal that is vulnerable to disruption. BAE Systems has created a new system – known as Navigation via Signals of Opportunity (NAVSOP) – that is able to calculate its position by making use […]
