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Avenza Announces MAPublisher 7.2 for Adobe Illustrator
Avenza Systems Inc. announces the release of MAPublisher 7.2 for Adobe Illustrator CS and CS2. MAPublisher 7.2 is the latest version of this powerful mapmaking software used to produce high quality maps from GIS data

The City of Alexandria, Virginia Selects GTG to Implement GIS Software Solutions
GTG announced today that the City of Alexandria, Virginia has procured software and services from GTG. The City procured additional licenses of GTG’s LGmobile to expand the City’s existing LG platform

DeLorme Unveils XMap® 5.0 Professional Mapping and GIS Database Management Software
DeLorme today introduced its new XMap 5.0 GIS Enterprise suite of products, further solidifying the company’s position as a leading source for high-end GIS applications at exceptionally affordable prices

Lockheed Martin-Built GPS Satellite Declared Operational for Users Worldwide
The newest modernized GPS Block IIR satellite, designed and built by Lockheed Martin, has been declared fully operational by the U.S. Air Force following successful on-orbit deployment and checkout of all spacecraft systems

As Population Grows, So Do Urban Areas New Perspectives on Urban Land Use Change
Over 300 million Americans have to live somewhere. And, of course, we do. Nearly 80 percent of the growing U.S. population resides in urban areas while the land area dedicated to urban use continues to expand

Mining-Related Contaminants Persist in Some Appalachian Coal Region Water Wells
A study of private water wells in reclaimed surface-coal-mining areas of the northern and central Appalachians shows that traces of mining-related contaminants persist in some wells, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) announced

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