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Major European Generalisation Project Boosted by Collaboration in UK and Germany
Laser-Scan has been involved in one of the largest European generalisation projects to improve business efficiencies at several state mapping agencies in Germany. This project has been aided significantly by the involvement of GEFAS

ESRI Congratulates Bones in Motion, Grand Prize Winner of the NAVTEQ Global LBS Challenge
ESRI congratulates Bones in Motion for receiving the grand prize award in the NAVTEQ Global LBS Challenge. The LBS Challenge was a location-based services (LBS) application development contest held in conjunction with the CTIA

Intergraph's GeoMedia Grid 5.2 Now Shipping Worldwide
GeoMedia Grid Version 5.2 expands on the product's functionality by improving data interoperability, expanding data viewing facilities, increasing performance and adding to and extending spatial analysis command

ESRI Congratulates LOC-AID Technologies LLC
ESRI congratulates LOC-AID Technologies LLC for receiving the Peer-to-Peer/Find Me application category award in the NAVTEQ Global LBS Challenge. The LBS Challenge was a LBS application development contest held in conjunction with the CTIA

Boeing Completes Work on the World’s Most Detailed Terrain Data
Boeing recently delivered the final installment of Digital Terrain Elevation Data (DTED ®) to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, completing work on the most complete, medium-resolution digital topographic database of Earth

NASA Study Finds Soot May Be Changing the Arctic Environment
NASA continues to explore the impact of black carbon or soot on the Earth's climate. NASA uses satellite data and computer models that recreate the climate. New findings show soot may be contributing to changes

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