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Articles in May, 2006 issue of Geospatial Solutions

• Rugged computers.(Technology Showcase: NEW PRODUCTS AND SERVICES)
• Tensing USA has become a Trimble Authorized Mapping & GIS Business Partner.(Around the Industry)
• Mapping innovations in science.(Community Bits: COMPANY AND PEOPLE UPDATES)
• Agriculture GPS.(Technology Showcase: NEW PRODUCTS AND SERVICES)
• The City of McKinney, Texas, and Calumet City, Illinois, have both procured additional product functionality from Geographic Technologies Group (GTG)'s LG GIS software suite.(Around the Industry)
• Educating business geographers: geographers must start to fill the worldwide demand for business geography in the private sector, and the first step toward this goal is strengthening academic programs in the United States.(Shop Talk)
  by Estaville, Lawrence E.; Keys-Mathews, Lisa; Brown, Brock J.; Strong, William R.
• Geomatica update.(Technology Showcase: NEW PRODUCTS AND SERVICES)
• EarthData provided orthoimagery to the Arkansas Geographic Information Office to support the state's response to the tornado that destroyed a reported 80 percent of Marmaduke, Arkansas, on April 2.(Remote Sensing)
• East View Cartographic has entered into an agreement to become an official reseller of topographic and thematic maps from the Survey of Bangladesh.(Around the Industry)
• GPS broadcaster.(Technology Showcase: NEW PRODUCTS AND SERVICES)
• Navionics has entered into a business agreement with GPS mapping software manufacturer Fugawi.(Around the Industry)
• Autodesk's Map 3D 2007: incorporating spatial information into business processes need not be a complex task. Autodesk Map 3D 2007 integrates Autodesk's leading CAD application with core spatial information management and visualization tools to support a
  by Wuthrich, Dennis
• Drainage modeling.(Technology Showcase: NEW PRODUCTS AND SERVICES)
• Sanborn has been selected to provide 1-foot-resolution color and color infrared digital orthophotography for the state of New Hampshire during a multiyear statewide project.(Remote Sensing)
• At CANSEC 2006 in Ottawa, Canada, IDELIX Software announced the launch of its Small Independent Software Vendor (ISV) program, which makes the company's Pliable Display Technology (PDT) more accessible to all software vendors.(Around the Industry)
• Preparing our workforce.(Editor's Overlay)
  by Stankiewicz, Amy
• Automated sensor aiming.(Technology Showcase: NEW PRODUCTS AND SERVICES)
• Electric cooperative United Power has implemented Tadpole Technology's GO! Sync (Redline) mapping application to deliver enterprise GIS data to field workers throughout its service area.(Around the Industry)
• At the World of Geomatics 2006 exhibition in March, Trimble announced its Trimble VRS Now service for Great Britain, to be launched in May.(Around the Industry)
• Tracking record-setting flights.(Mapplet: CARTOGRAPHY, ANALYSIS, AND BEYOND)
  by Respini-Irwin, Cyrena
• Laser Trackers.(Technology Showcase: NEW PRODUCTS AND SERVICES)
• ASPRS elects new officers.(Community Bits: COMPANY AND PEOPLE UPDATES)
• The view from Google Earth.(Web Trends)(Interview)
  by Wagner, Mary Jo
• Surveying sensors.(Technology Showcase: NEW PRODUCTS AND SERVICES)
• Beijing Space Eye Innovation Technologies Corp. (BSEI), a business partner of DigitalGlobe, hosted a user conference in Beijing that attracted more than 330 attendees from 22 provinces and cities throughout China.(Remote Sensing)
• The Putnam County Board of Elections in Ohio has implemented International Computer Works (ICW)'s technology for the Internet-based delivery of sample ballots to voters for the state primary election in May.(Around the Industry)
• Government geotechnology report released.(News Bytes: GEOSPATIAL NEWS, TRENDS AND UPDATES)
  by Stankiewicz, Amy
• VueStar enhancements.(Technology Showcase: NEW PRODUCTS AND SERVICES)
• Real estate Web site Zillow.com has added 45-degree, low-altitude aerial photos to its home-valuation data with the integration of birds-eye images from Microsoft's Virtual Earth platform.(Remote Sensing)
• Bentley's software initiatives.(Community Bits: COMPANY AND PEOPLE UPDATES)
• Who are we? Defining the geospatial workforce: it's time to start defining our industry's core competencies and capabilities, before demand for new geospatial employees exceeds supply and we're unable to meet the technological challenges of the future.(Ge
  by Marble, Duane F.
• Dispatch software.(Technology Showcase: NEW PRODUCTS AND SERVICES)
• AirPhotoUSA.(Remote Sensing)
• Geomagic.(Around the Industry)
• GITA 29 models future of interoperability.(News Bytes: GEOSPATIAL NEWS, TRENDS AND UPDATES)
  by Respini-Irwin, Cyrena