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Geosoft Releases Oasis montaj 6.2
Geosoft Inc. is pleased to announce the release of Oasis montaj version 6.2, the company’s industry standard mapping and processing software for exploration and earth science investigations

Merrick & Company Delivers Portable Turnkey LIDAR Solution Marketing Rights in Australasia
Merrick & Company Company, a world leader in LIDAR, digital ortho imaging, photogrammetry and GIS mapping announces a $1.8 million contract to deliver a total turnkey LIDAR solution to Lidar International Partnership, Ltd

Anoka County, Minnesota Goes Live with NovaLIS Assessment Office™
NovaLIS Technologies the leader in the supply of GIS-centric land information management products to government and business partner CriticalControl Solutions have successfully implemented NovaLIS Assessment Office™ in Anoka County, MN

URISA Summer Conference Programs Available
URISA is pleased to announce the availability of two conference programs taking place this summer. Both the Public Participation GIS Conference (PPGIS) and the GIS in Addressing Conference programs are now posted on the URISA website

School Enrollment Surpasses 1970 Baby-Boom Crest Census Bureau Reports
The number of students enrolled in elementary and high school in 2003 — 49.5 million — surpassed the previous all-time high of 48.7 million set in 1970 when baby-boomers were of school-age, the U.S. Census Bureau reported today

INTERGEO 2005 - The Conference for Professionals
The INTERGEO 2005 conference programme has come hot off the press and proves impressively that the world-wide largest and most important conference and trade fair for geodesy, geoinformation and land management

Program Predicts SAFE Beaches
As visitors hit Indiana’s Lake Michigan beaches this summer, scientists with the USGS will implement a new, more timely method to predict bacterial contamination in the lake that can make swimmers sick

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