GeoCue Releases LP360 2013.2

Huntsville, Ala., Dec. 20, 2013—GeoCue (via its wholly owned subsidiary, QCoherent Software LLC) is pleased to announce LP360 2013.2, the second major release of LP360 for the 2013 calendar year.  LP360 is the world’s most powerful and popular LIDAR extension for...

New Multi-INT System Delivers Actionable Intelligence

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 18. 2013—Intelligence professionals and military forces alike need to remain one step ahead of potential threats. That’s why we designed our new small size, weight, and power (SWaP) Multi-INT system to help allied forces quickly detect and track...

Visual Intelligence Expands Executive Management Team to Support Growth

Houston, Dec. 17, 2013—Visual Intelligence announced two appointments that expand the company’s executive team to support its rapid growth in the geospatial market. Phil Kern has been named the company’s Executive Vice President of Sales, and Kevin Brown will...

A Modern Compass Improves Oil Production

Reston, Va., Dec. 19, 2013—By using the Earth’s magnetic field, combined with new innovative technology, oil and gas drilling companies are increasing oilfield productivity while reducing development costs and environmental impacts. An article in the fall 2013...

Blue Marble Solidifies Partnerships with International Resellers

Hallowell, Maine, Dec. 17, 2013—Blue Marble Geographics (bluemarblegeo.com) is pleased to announce their partnerships with PT. Duta Astakona Girinda of Indonesia, NIK Insaat Ticaret Ltd. of Turkey and SMC Synergy of South Africa.  Blue Marble's geospatial data...

Another New Island Forms in the Ring of Fire

Another New Island Forms in the Ring of Fire

Volcanic activity along the western edge of the Pacific Ring of Fire gave rise to a tiny island in late November 2013. Located in the Ogasawara Islands, part of the Volcano Islands arc, the new islet sits about 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) south of Tokyo in waters considered part of Japanese territory.

FAA Selects Six Sites for Unmanned Aircraft Research

FAA Selects Six Sites for Unmanned Aircraft Research

After a rigorous 10-month selection process involving 25 proposals from 24 states, the Federal Aviation Administration selected six unmanned aircraft system research and test site operators across the country.

Tracing Ozone's Long Path to Recovery

Tracing Ozone's Long Path to Recovery

The holes in the ozone layer over Antarctica in 2011 and 2012 are a study in contrasts. The 2011 hole ranked among the 10 largest recorded since the 1980s, whereas the 2012 hole was the second smallest.