Monthly Archives: March 2014

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ClearPath Emissions-Management Software

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ClearPath is the next generation of ICLEI's online software suite for local governments managing energy, resources, and GHG emissions. ClearPath offers a powerful and integrated cloud-based platform that allows you to visualize your current and future emissions, and easily carry out sophisticated analysis to determine the right mix of policies to meet your emissions reduction goals.

Alistair Stuart, Leica Geosystems, Interview

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Matt Ball interviews Alistair Stuart, sales of Airborne Sensors, Leica Geosystems. They discuss Leica's recent purchase of Aibotix and its Aibot X6 hexacopter. Stuart discusses the advantages of the UAS compared to other imagery vehicles in terms of cost, safety and portability.

3_31 Remote-Sensing Broadcast (Melting Ice, Deadly Air Pollution, Food Maps and More)

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This GeoSpatial Stream broadcast discusses the devastating flooding throughout Europe and how satellites are helping; the 2015 NOAA satellite budget; a new NASA imager for global precipitation; commercial remote-sensing distributors; Airbus Defense and Space and its involvement with Sentinel-5; satellites observing the formation of black holes; and more.

3_6 ILMF Broadcast (Conference Recap, USGS News, Aerial Imagery Market and More)

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This GeoSpatial Stream broadcast discusses the recent International LiDAR Mapping Forum, important USGS news, the future of the aerial imagery market, a map contest, and more.

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Trouble Viewing Video? GeoSpatial Stream videos are hosted on Vimeo and YouTube. Many video files are large, and you will need a fast internet connection in order to view them without interruption. Also, allow vide...

Patrick Collins Interview

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Matt Ball interviews Patrick Collins, Technical Solutions Engineer, Exelis Visual Information Solutions. They discuss the increasing size of LiDAR data and the tools to handle such volume as well as the variety of ways image data can be analyzed, including automated feature extraction.

“National Geographic” Time Scanners Jerusalem

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White House Climate Data Initiative

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