Redlands, Calif., Dec. 2, 2013—In response to industry demand, Esri, the leader in geographic information system (GIS) software development, has announced a special opportunity for small companies engaged in landscape architecture and urban design to take advantage...
Valtus Imagery Services Announces Availability of DigitalGlobe Precision Aerial Product through Online Store
Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Nov. 19, 2013—Valtus Imagery Services, pioneers of industry leading spatial data access solutions, today announced the availability of DigitalGlobe’s Precision Aerial product through its online spatial data store. The fully automated...
Proba-V Data Ready to Use
Less than seven months after launch, the European Space Agency's Proba-V Earth-watcher satellite is ready to provide global vegetation data for operational and scientific use.
28 Doves Heading into Space
Planet Labs is preparing to launch a fleet of 28 miniature satellites dubbed Flock 1, the world's largest constellation of Earth observation satellites.
Satellites Help Map the World's Largest Coral Reef
Scientists used satellite imagery to create a set of high-resolution 3-D maps of the entire Great Barrier Reef, a critical step toward identifying, managing and protecting the giant ecosystem.
Unmanned Aircraft Face a Bright Future in Agriculture
Interest is growing rapidly in the use of unmanned aircraft systems for precision agriculture, which potentially could become the largest application for this developing technology.
ESA Swarm Constellation Safely in Orbit
The European Space Agency's three-satellite Swarm constellation was lofted into a near-polar orbit on Nov. 22, 2013, from which it will monitor Earth's magnetic field for the next four years.
Where Does Your Thanksgiving Meal Come From?
Compiled from U.S. Department of Agriculture Census of Agriculture data, here's a geospatial perspective on where your holiday turkey and three popular side dishes likely originated.
Media Embracing UAS Coverage
Lewis Whyld used an unmanned aircraft system to show the scale of Typhoon Haiyan damage and, according to Whyld, discover two bodies later recovered by the authorities.
There's Something Fishy in the Atlantic Night
When NASA and NOAA released their newest map of Earth at night, a new city of light appeared in the middle of the South Atlantic Ocean about 300 miles off the coast of Argentina.
