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The PBSJ Corp. has announced the award of grants totaling more than $85,000 to be administered through its non-profit PBSJ Foundation, which is focused on helping the corporation's employee-owned subsidiaries expand their programs for charitable giving.
Analyzing Eye Movement During Geospatial Data Inspection Human analysts perceive visual data through intensive eye movements, which subconsciously select the most distinctive features in an image to reduce overall ambiguity about the observed scene. A study of human analysts' performance during geospatial data inspection explores the feasibility of gaze tracking as a disambiguation tool in the visual search for a target in high-resolution imagery.
Satellite-Based Crop Management All stakeholders in agriculture — including producers, processors, resource managers, the marketing and finance sectors, and the government economies — need timely and reliable information on crop acreage, yield prediction, and production estimation for tactical and strategic decision making. In India, a remote sensing and GIS-based approach proves to be an accurate method for estimating yields and monitoring the health of sugarcane crops.
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.
