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Spatial Wave Releases Mapplet.NET 4.0 for Advanced Enterprise GIS Viewing
Mapplet.NET is the most advanced GIS viewer which takes advantage of proven technology from ESRI and Microsoft to offer a framework for developing in-house GIS portals. Mapplet.NET 4.0 is built on ESRI’s ADF technology

GeoNorth Develops an Integrated Crime Mapping System for the City of Pearland, Texas
Recognizing the importance of publishing crime incidents to better inform and educate the public, the City contracted with GeoNorth to leverage their existing business systems and GIS

Masternaut's Real-time Mapping of Temperature Controlled Loads
Masternaut has launched an innovative solution for the live monitoring of temperature controlled distribution over the web. Called MasterCold, the system connects vehicle refrigerated units directly to Masternaut’s industry-standard MCU

Roger M. Hoffer Selected as ASPRS Honorary Member
Roger M. Hoffer has been selected as the next Honorary Member of the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS). His nomination was recently approved by the ASPRS Board of Directors

National Geographic Maps to Launch Trails Database
National Geographic Maps is putting the final touches on a new Web site and related application that will help outdoor enthusiasts locate accurate trail and recreation information nationwide

USGS Genetics Research Sheds Light on Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia Virus in Great Lakes’ Fish
A devastating virus that has killed thousands of fish in the Great Lakes over the past few years is different from other strains of the same virus found in Europe and the West Coast of the United States

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