LizardTech is partnering with the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF) on its Geospatial Intelligence Accreditation and Certificate Program. As part of the partnership, LizardTech is donating free copies of its educational bundle of GeoExpress and Express Server to USGIF-accredited colleges and universities.
Navman Wireless OEM Solutions has announced the release of two new GPS receiver modules that feature SiRFStarIII chipsets: the Jupiter 31 and the Jupiter 130.
TerraGo Technologies has announced that Richard M. "Rick" Cobb has been appointed the company's new president and CEO, effective immediately. Cobb, who most recently served as COO for Approva Corporation, replaces James Davis, who is departing the company after three years of leadership.
Geographic Calculator 7.0 Blue Marble considers version 7.0 to be the most comprehensive upgrade to the product since its inception. The Geographic Calculator 7.0 is a very parsimonious software program, so it's fast and seemingly devoid of bloat. Blue Marble has eliminated the barriers arising from differences between coordinate and projection systems.
GPS Guides Trek through the Melting Arctic Two intrepid adventurers — equipped with skis, sledges, and personal navigation devices — attempt a 150-mile expedition with the theme, "Healthy Planet = Healthy People." In addition to showcasing the effects of climate change already occurring in the Arctic regions, the trip will serve to familiarize the duo with the equipment, systems, and strategy necessary for a longer trek on the opposite side of the planet.
Maptitude 5.0: GIS for Novice and Expert Alike Maptitude remains an industry leader in user-friendliness and functionality, and it has evolved over the years to be a highly stable product. Maptitude 5.0 GIS software is designed for a wide range of users, from GIS novices to the highly experienced. The targeted sectors are business, government, and education — in other words, just about everyone. If you are using multiple GIS platforms, then Maptitude 5.0 can even serve as a bridge between GIS software platforms.
By the People, for the People The California Public Records Act ensures the public's ability to hold our governmental agencies accountable, by guaranteeing access to public records at no more than the direct cost of reproduction. Accessible data, including geodata, is necessary for us — the public — to be aware of what our government agencies are doing. Recently, a bill was introduced in the California State Assembly that threatens public access to government geodata.
