Seen & Heard: Russia threatens GPS, protecting sea turtles

January 14, 2022

“Seen & Heard” is a monthly feature of GPS World magazine, traveling the world to capture interesting and unusual news […]

This article is tagged with air taxi, Florida, Groupe ADP, Indonesia, Paris, plastic waste, road tolling, Russia, sea turtle, Sea Turtle Grants Program, Trimble TDC100 and posted in From the Magazine

USGS selects Dewberry to complete lidar mapping for Florida

January 16, 2019

High-resolution airborne lidar data to be acquired over 34,000 square miles for disaster response and recovery. Under an […]

This article is tagged with Dewberry, disaster response, emergency response, Florida, Geospatial Solutions, lidar, search and rescue, State of Florida and posted in GIS News, Lidar, Technology

Aerial imagery of the devastation from Hurricane Michael in Mexico Beach, Florida. (Image: SimActive)

SimActive’s Correlator3D used to assess Hurricane Michael damage

November 5, 2018

SimActive Inc., developer of photogrammetry software Correlator3D, has partnered with Midwest Aerial to perform damage assessments of Hurricane […]

This article is tagged with 3D model, aerial imagery, Correlator3D, digital surface model, Florida, geospatial data, Hurricane Michael, Mexico Beach, Midwest Aerial, orthomosaic, SimActive and posted in Latest News, Mapping

Tampa demonstrates connected vehicle technology

December 1, 2017

Tampa, Florida, took a big step toward its goal of becoming a smart city on Nov. 13, when […]

This article is tagged with connected cars, Florida, highways, mobile app, pedestrians, Tampa, Tampa Connected Vehicle Pilot, Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority, THEA and posted in Latest News, Mobile, Transportation

Screenshot from video by WPLG-TV, Miami, Fla.

Possible Piece of Galileo Rocket Found on Florida Beach

August 3, 2015

A metal object that may be a large piece of a Galileo rocket has been found on a […]

This article is tagged with debris, Florida, Galileo, rocket and posted in Featured Stories, GNSS, Latest News

Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper signs a space-friendly bill at the 30th Space Symposium in Colorado Springs.

Governor Signs Colorado Space Bill at 30th Space Symposium

May 21, 2014

Governor John Hickenlooper (D) of Colorado made the trek from the statehouse in Denver yesterday to sign key space-friendly Colorado legislation at the 30th Space Symposium in Colorado Springs.

This article is tagged with Colorado, Colorado Springs, Defense PNT newsletter, Florida, John Hickenlooper, Space Symposium, space-based economy and posted in Defense, Featured Stories, Opinions

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Seen & Heard: Russia threatens GPS, protecting sea turtles

January 14, 2022

USGS selects Dewberry to complete lidar mapping for Florida

January 16, 2019

SimActive’s Correlator3D used to assess Hurricane Michael damage

November 5, 2018

Tampa demonstrates connected vehicle technology

December 1, 2017

Possible Piece of Galileo Rocket Found on Florida Beach

August 3, 2015

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Seen & Heard: Russia threatens GPS, protecting sea turtles

January 14, 2022

USGS selects Dewberry to complete lidar mapping for Florida

January 16, 2019

SimActive’s Correlator3D used to assess Hurricane Michael damage

November 5, 2018

Tampa demonstrates connected vehicle technology

December 1, 2017

Possible Piece of Galileo Rocket Found on Florida Beach

August 3, 2015

Governor Signs Colorado Space Bill at 30th Space Symposium

May 21, 2014