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Articles in May, 2006 issue of GEO: connexion

• MapInfo Corporation.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• IDELIX Software Inc.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Vianova Systems.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• United Power.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Star me partners with AGiLiENCE.(Middle East News)
• Image rectification: photogrammetry for the masses? Mark Latimer discusses the issue of image rectification vis-a-vis the surveyor perspective.
  by Latimer, Mark
• Enterprise info-portal: effective decision-making is highly dependent upon integrated information sources across the enterprise and one military portal has been designed to provide integrated real-time information for this purpose.
• Pointing the way.
• Extreme processing.
• Farm the future.
• Simrad Yachting AS and Lowrance Electronics, Inc.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Quantapoint, Inc.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• GeoWeb 2006.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Met Surveys.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• GeoConference, Haifa: Israel was the site of a recent conference geared toward airborne laser measurement systems.
• Agent-based computing: Michael Luck outlines what agent-based computing is and describes some of the applications that use this form of computing in such areas as defence, utility and telecommunications applications.
  by Luck, Michael
• 3-D measuring station: 3-D measurements on variable locations can now be surveyed easily and automatically.
• Out into space.
• Flood forecaster.
• EuroBoundary Map.
• Corbley Communications Inc.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Intermap Technologies Corp.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• The Vespucci International Summer Institute 2006.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Economist Intelligence Unit.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• ARJ develops environmental GIS.(Middle East News)
• World Cup survey: it's early morning in November 2005 and three mason survey teams are boarding a flight at Gatwick airport to take them to Antigua. Awaiting them is the exciting prospect of surveying Antigua's V.C. bird international airport.
• Oblique aerial imagery: the ability to view the ground from alternative angles provides a wealth of new information as differing perspectives show to the world what the orthophoto does not!
• Computing power.
• Wireless tablet: a new breed of field computer is becoming more popular with its added features.
• CARTOSAT certification: CARTOSAT-1 is a new satellite with new processing requirements for DEM creation.
• Dassault Systemes.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Volvo Ocean Race.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• GeoEye.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• SCP Software Co.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Map Middle East, Dubal: the world meets in the Middle East to learn.
• Improving road safety: safety is a major concern for Europe's 300 million drivers. Every year over 40,000 people die on European roads and 1.4 million accidents occur.
• Standard Bluetooth.
• Pinpoint accuracy.
• New A2 flatbed.
• In-car navigation.
• SiGe Semiconductor.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• AVEVA Group plc.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Geo-3D Inc.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• eSpatial's iSMART Geoportal.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Moonlight turns to shadow over the Sahara.(Middle East News)
• Why do research in GIS? We are--in more ways than one--making computers smarter and in the process become smarter ourselves.
  by Poiker, Tom
• Stock watch: a short summary of recent stock market events and emerging GI related business information.
• Totally awesome: surveyor's now have a new choice with longer range and better accuracy.
• Remote graphics.
• Load me up.
• Bristol Bay Native Association.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Autodesk, Inc.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Bentley Systems.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• International Institute for Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• MAPS geosystems wins in Yemen.(Middle East News)
• Shaping euro navigation: Galileo is poised to become Europe's own Global Navigation Satellite System. Thierry Deloye describes the new system in greater detail.
  by Deloye, Thierry
• Sweating the details: Norway's massive roadway database plots a visionary road to the future. In this first of a two-part series, Mary Jo Wagner describes the transportation infrastructure and operating details.
  by Wagner, Mary Jo
• More locations.
• Meeting citizen needs.
• Image analysis productivity rises.
• Travelling by inukshuk: as we cross the landscape, our collection of knowledge and experience grows and needs to be archived properly.
  by Thurston, Jeff
• Laser-Scan.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Bluetooth Special Interest Group.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• SmartNet.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Mettenmeier GmbH.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Modelling the future; 'Spatial decision support systems: Geographic Information Science and Operations Research (SDSS: GISc and OR)' is a new Masters study programme offered at the School of Geoinformation in Villach, Austria, starting in October 2006.
• Crossing continents: it was founded at a time of constant invasion threats from Overseas, yet it went on to develop close links with nations around the globe. And in 2006, Ordnance Survey is developing a new approach to International Engagement, writes Sa
  by White, Sallie
• Integrated CEOS European Data Server (ICEDS).
• 2 new solutions.
• Blackberry enabled.
• Communicate with SFX: improved performance with a wireless connection provides added value.
• Overwatch Systems.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• NAVTEQ and Autodesk, Inc.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) instruments.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Canada Foundation for Innovation.(NEWS BRIEFS)
• Egypt signs for SPOT 4: Egypt signs up to acquire more satellite imagery as use expands.
• 'NTRIP' and surveying: as a new network protocols emerge, their use for GPS surveying applications requires some thought.
  by Pedersen, Stig M.
• The high and low roads; Spatial Data Infrastructure is evolving as a convergence: different approaches to reach the same goal.
  by Gould, Michael
• More SAR.
• Transforming output.

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