18 January 2012
LizardTech has announced the release of a free GeoViewer application for the iPad which is designed to allow users to view geospatial imagery and vector overlays. The free GeoViewer application enables users to view data stored on the iPad. GeoViewer supports MrSID® and JPEG 2000 formats and includes measurement functionality as well as geolocation support. [...]
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09 December 2011
“I’m sorry sir, that hand dryer cant be repaired” To be fair, I wasnt too surprised since I had punched it recently. It’s a way of dealing with difficulties. “Oh, well guess you’ll have to put in a new one, I’ll leave it with you” “Sorry sir, I can’t do that now, you’ll have to [...]
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08 December 2011
LizardTech has become a member of the British Association of Remote Sensing Companies (BARSC). BARSC is an industry association dedicated to the promotion of the interests of all commercial companies involved with remote sensing technology throughout the United Kingdom. “I am delighted to welcome LizardTech as members of BARSC and am confident that they will [...]
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06 December 2011
Running your own business means late nights. It is a simple example of supply (24 available hours in one day) and demand (everyone wants something from you). Why do they make economics so complicated on the news? Don’t think I am whining though; being in demand is no bad thing. Demand is what everyone wants [...]
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25 November 2011
Remote working is very popular. I have seen how it works on the TV. I can analyse a spreadsheet and view a movie whilst jogging with my child to a rock concert. All in the bright sunshine I haven’t seen the ad where I am jammed into a crowded coffee bar balancing a bucket of [...]
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11 November 2011
I subscribe to Private Eye. For those outside the UK or within the UK but lacking in curiosity, Private Eye is a satirical magazine that doggedly pursues the details of public figures; their utterances and more importantly their actions. Wrapped around the latest issue was Without Borders (2nd Edition). An A3, 8 page marketing and [...]
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28 October 2011
LizardTech has released an upgraded version of GeoExpress. GeoExpress is used across the world and in all industries to compress and manipulate satellite and aerial imagery. GeoExpress 8.5 offers exciting new features. New to GeoExpress8.5 is per-band compression ratios. This will allow users to choose different compression ratios for different bands in their images. For [...]
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27 October 2011
Exprodat has an enviable reputation for providing expert GIS-based consultancy and training to E&P staff around the World. That expertise is the basis for the Team-GIS suite of Esri-based software that the company has created for E&P teams to use in their everyday operations. The latest addition is Team-GIS Unconventionals Analyst. Team-GIS Unconventionals Analyst is [...]
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27 October 2011
“When you turn over the paper, you will have three hours to answer a single question.” Thirty philosophy undergraduate students, desperate to complete their three years of arduous study do as they are told and read the question: “Define a risk”. 29 people start writing feverishly. More paper is requested by some. After three minutes, [...]
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26 October 2011
JMT Technology Group, a leading geospatial and technology solutions provider, and New Light Technologies (NLT) have partnered to provide the District of Columbia Government with an enterprise Geographic Information System (GIS) using Arc2Earth. To enhance the District’s Google data services, the team developed a solution that provide data in KML format for consumption in geospatial [...]
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