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Pictometry Rejects GeoSpan Claim
Pictometry International Corp. is used globally to capture oblique image libraries, expressed strong disappointment at the recent filing of an action by Geospan Corp. against Pictometry claiming patent infringement

GAF AG successfully completes consultancy for CRITC in Indonesia
GAF AG has completed its consultancy services including technical assistance, know-how transfer, provision of skills and experience in the fields of coral reef ecology, coral reef management, GIS, web and institutional strengthening

The GeoInformation Group wins Business Excellence Award
The GeoInformation® Group, publishers of Cities Revealed aerial photography, announce today that it has been honoured with the Small Business of the Year award by the Cambridge Evening News

Cardiff Council Powers Education Services with Geographic Information
Ordnance Survey’s most detailed mapping and transport information, is being used to help plan the most efficient routes for the free school bus service as well as in the mapping of school catchment areas

Gastem Selects ESRI Canada Solution to Manage Their Oil and Gas Exploration Activities
Gastem, an independent oil and gas exploration company based in Montreal, Quebec, has selected ESRI Canada's GIS solutions to enhance and expand their current geospatial data analysis and charting procedures

Dramatic Developments at Kilauea Volcano: Scientists Work to Keep Public Safe and Informed
Explosive eruptions and noxious gas emissions at Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii this week have prompted scientists to work around the clock to understand what will happen next and how to keep the public out of harm's way.

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