Editor’s note: This article was orginally written in April 2006. Although the basic premise of the article stands, some of the information is dated. We plan on updating it in the next couple of ...
Read More →The Institute of Navigation’s Global Navigation Satellite Systems (ION GNSS) conference is one of my two favorite industry events of the year; the other being the ESRI conference. At ESRI, I mix it ...
Read More →I had a great visit at the ESRI User Conference earlier this month. If you recall last year, I wrote: “As much as surveyors, engineers, and constructors may not appreciate geographic information sys...
Read More →In my last issue, I proclaimed the start of GPS/GIS month, with a focus on the subject in three of my newsletters. This is the second in that series. The first column can be read here. Also, I’m hos...
Read More →Consumer-Grade GPS Receivers for GIS Data Collection I hereby proclaim June GPS/GIS month (at least for me). I’m dedicating the next three newsletter columns (early June, mid-June, and early July) a...
Read More →A few short weeks ago, the U.S. GPS program had its posterior firmly planted in the catbird seat. Government spokespeople in international fora looked on benignly as European, Chinese, and Russian GNS...
Read More →I really enjoy doing webinars and the RTK Network webinar on April 21 was no exception. One of the reasons I really enjoy them are the questions and comments I receive because it gives me some ...
Read More →What can you say about RTK Networks, except wow! They have popped up everywhere and continue on a path of rapid growth. In the last five years, I’d say it’s clear that two GNSS technologies have c...
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