Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand has released new high-resolution coastal Lidar point cloud data, offering one of ...

NV5 has integrated the Leica TerrainMapper-3 into its airborne survey fleet after an evaluation programme that put the system ...

Michalis Kalogiannakis of Greece has been elected president of the International Federation of Surveyors (FIG) for the 2027 ...

Intergeo 2026 will arrive this September as the sector’s principal forum for all the challenges facing the geospatial ...

Vietnam has launched one of its most ambitious digital governance projects to date: the complete overhaul and digitalization ...

Information about peat thickness is not only relevant in the context of peatland conservation and climate adaptation, but ...

Commercial UAV Expo, the world's leading commercial drone trade show and conference, has announced the conference programme ...

With Earth observation expected to contribute over US$700 billion to global GDP by 2030, its role in supporting informed, sustainable decision-making is becoming increasingly critical. This article ...

A kinematic scanning project carried out on the River Thames in London, UK, has demonstrated the advantages of mobile mapping ...

The German Federal Agency for Cartography and Geodesy (BKG) is creating a digital twin of the whole of Germany that can be used to simulate various future scenarios in order to adequately address ...

Lidar technology has undergone significant advancements in the past ten years, revolutionizing applications in various fields such as surveying, forestry, urban planning and environmental monitoring.

A pioneering project in Poland has proved that aerial mapping, combined with Lidar technology, can be an invaluable tool for accurately mapping the green urban environment. In fact, the new, ...