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UNIGIS Geospatial Events Grants 2017 now open for applications

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Iranian university engineers develop firefighting drone

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Esri releases new data on Arctic elevation

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A group of researchers led by fellow UUM lecturer, have developed a 3D GIS application to see the visual terrains of the Earth in-depth and detailed.

Researchers develop 3D GIS application to enable detailed visualisation of Earth

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Partial view of the second floor of the Autodesk BUILD Space.

Autodesk opens BUILD Space workshop in Boston

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University of Nairobi Vice-Chancellor Peter Mbithi and a Beijing official agree on June 24, 2016 to sign a deal for the construction of the Confucius Institute building at the institute. UoN has constructed a satellite that will facilitate research work at the institution.

University of Nairobi to use satellite for research in agriculture

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Researchers of the University of Minnesota Polar Geospatial Center has released a first-ever publicly available high-resolution, 3D topographic set of maps of the entire state of Alaska.

Researchers make high-resolution 3D topographic maps of Alaska public

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Norway has pioneered this advance in satellite technology. The Norwegian research ship Gunnerus, part of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, is seeking to emulate the technology used by EGNOS.

Norway improves satellite navigation in Polar Regions

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Ford, Baidu form alliance to invest $150 million for Veoldyne LiDAR

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The asteroid-mapping OSIRIS-REx craft, shown undergoing final checks in May 2016 before it was integrated into an Atlas V rocket assembly. The seven-year mission is slated for launch from Florida on September 8.

NASA to launch space mission to investigate an asteroid

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Two fall 2016 Penn State University Libraries informational sessions offering introductions to map and GIS topics are planned for Penn State students, faculty, staff and visitors in the Donald W. Hamer Maps Library, ground floor Pattee Library, University Park, and via Adobe Connect online.

Map and GIS information sessions scheduled for fall 2016

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The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency of the US, in partnership with the U.S. Geological Survey, is seeking applications from schools and universities in the Centers for Academic Excellence in Geospatial Sciences program.

NGA and USGS seek applications for Centers for Academic Excellence

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Esri will release its Esri Training in August to offer its users the next-generation of GIS focused e-learning.

Esri launches new Esri Training website for users

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The Centre for Advanced Spatial Technologies at the University of Arkansas (UA) received a three-year grant for $898,073 from the National Science Foundation through its Advanced Technical Education program.

UA community colleges get $900K for geospatial technology education

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Tioga Municipal Airport held its first Drone Camp for Kids last weekend to promote science, research, and education.

Tioga organises drone camp to educate and engage children

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Danelec Marine has announced a two-year research and development project to improve efficiency in ship operations and safer navigations.

Danelec announces two-year R&D project to improve efficiency in shipping

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The National Science Foundation (NSF) has renewed funding for Open Topography.

National Science Foundation renews funding for Open Topography

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The international society for optics and photonics, in Optical Engineering, SPIC, has suggested the use of laser impulses to destroy space debris.

Laser pushes may help destroy space debris: Report

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Space agency NASA is planning to launch a new spacecraft to a near-Earth asteroid to bring back a sample of surface material which may contain building blocks of life.

NASA to launch spacecraft at near-Earth asteroid in September

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University of Dundee team up with Antrix Corporation, the commercial arm of ISRO to recieve data from satellites for environmental data. Picture shows; Paul Crawford from University of Dundee and Sailaja Poduri from ISRO.

Oceansat-2 images to be used by scientists at Dundee University

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Dominion Virginia Power, HAZON Solutions conduct drone research

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Esri User Conference 2016 kick started in San Diego

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