Novinka od ARKANCE: e-learningové školení nejznámější CAD aplikace Autodesk AutoCAD / AutoCAD LT. Pro začátečníky i pokročilé.
Zpráva Nový e-learningový kurz “Základy AutoCAD / AutoCAD LT” pochází z arkance-systems.cz.
Prezident republiky Petr Pavel osobně předal v úterý dne 12. prosince 2023 v Karolinu jmenovací dekrety profesorkám a profesorům vysokých škol. Mezi nově věnovanými profesory jsou i dva zástupci geověd: doc. RNDr. Josef NOVOTNÝ, Ph.D., pro obor: Sociální geografie a regionální rozvoj, na návrh Vědecké rady Univerzity Karlovy (na fotce vlevo) doc. RNDr. Martin OUŘEDNÍČEK, Ph.D., pro obor: […]
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Prezident republiky Petr Pavel osobně předal v úterý dne 12. prosince 2023 v Karolinu jmenovací dekrety profesorkám a profesorům vysokých škol. Mezi nově věnovanými profesory jsou i dva zástupci geověd: doc. RNDr. Josef NOVOTNÝ, Ph.D., pro obor: Sociální geografie a regionální rozvoj, na návrh Vědecké rady Univerzity Karlovy (na fotce vlevo) doc. RNDr. Martin OUŘEDNÍČEK, Ph.D., pro obor: […]
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More than plenaries, panel discussions and keynote addresses, EU Space Week is also a chance to showcase some of the latest innovations that leverage the power of EU Space.
The Demo Day is usually an exciting opportunity for visitors to get a first-hand look at an array of applications using data from Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus.
This year’s lineup of demos did not disappoint.
Through such funding mechanisms as Horizon Europe, Fundamental Elements and dedicated calls to Accelerate Adoption in Transport, along with a range of competitions and awards, EUSPA actively supports projects and initiatives developing innovative European products and applications based on the EU Space Programme.
One such project is IWETT.
With the goal of supporting the adoption of EGNOS in the inland waterway transport sector, this project is integrating EGNOS within River Information Services across Europe, including on the Danube River in Hungary, the Spree-Oder Waterway in Germany and the Guadalquivir River in Spain.
Two other EUSPA supported projects featured at EU Space Week were TRENI and DEGREE led by QUASCOM. The former is using data from EGNOS and signals from Galileo and other constellations to develop a GNSS receiver platform capable of providing a robust positioning and navigation solution for railways. QUASCOM, on the other hand, is working on Galileo-enabled GNSS receivers that can be used in drones, trains and space applications.
GEODESY, a EUSPA-funded drone navigation solution based on a Galileo multi-constellation and multi-frequency receiver, leveraging the Galileo OS-NMA and HAS differentiators was also on hand.
Other companies, agencies, organisations and initiatives were in Sevilla to showcase their latest applications. These included e-GEOS, a leading international player in the Earth Observation and geo-spatial information business, who demonstrated an application for generating flood maps based on Copernicus data and services.
Speaking of Copernicus, Mercator Ocean showed off the MyOcean Viewer, an online interactive tool that allows users to view oceanographic data coming from Copernicus and featuring such variables as temperature, salinity and sea level for any region in the world. The organisation, which delivers the Copernicus Marine Service (CMEMS), also brought its immersive virtual reality experience that uses Earth Observation data to help users better understand the interaction between the ocean and the climate.
The European Environment Agency (EEA), the EU’s agency delivering knowledge and data to support Europe's environment and climate goals, showed how the European Ground Motion Service (EGMS) uses Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry (InSAR) data derived from Copernicus Sentinel-1 to detect and measure ground movements with millimetre precision.
The Agency also discussed how the pan-European CORINE Land Cover inventory serves a multitude of use cases, including environmental monitoring, land use planning, climate change assessments and emergency management.
Both EEA applications are part of the Copernicus Land Monitoring Service (CLMS).
Other Copernicus-related solutions featured during Demo Day included the Copernicus Health Hub, Copernicus Arctic Hub, Copernicus Energy Hub and Copernicus Coastal Hub.
While all these applications created a substantial amount of buzz and excitement, Demo Day was dominated by the MIURA 1. And we don’t mean that figuratively. At a whopping 13 metres tall, it was hard to miss this rocket!
Designed by PLD Space, a European New Space company, the suborbital MIURA 1 launch vehicle is the first space system capable of carrying payloads into space and then bringing them safely back to Earth.
“Regardless of their size, the projects, applications and solutions featured at Demo Day will all have a very big impact on Europe’s space industry and European society,” says da Costa.
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Připravili jsme pro Vás skvělé spojení TurboCAD Deluxe + CAD Symbols v akční ceně do 12. 1. 2024.
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Ice is without doubt one of the first casualties of climate change, but the effects of our warming world are not only limited to ice melting on Earth’s surface. Ground that has been frozen for thousands of years, called permafrost, is thawing – adding to the climate crisis and causing serious issues for local communities.
Scientists estimate that the world’s permafrost holds almost double the amount of carbon that is currently in the atmosphere. When permafrost warms and thaws, it releases methane and carbon dioxide, adding these greenhouse gases to the atmosphere and making global warming even worse.
While permafrost cannot be directly observed from space, a lot of different types of satellite data, along with ground measurements and modelling, allow scientists to paint a picture of permafrost ground conditions.
V sekci Doprava a silniční hospodářství byla aktualizována data zastávek veřejné dopravy v Jihočeském kraji k 12.12.2023. Data jsou k dispozici ke stažení pod licencí CC0 nebo pomocí webových služeb (WMS) či k zobrazení v mapové aplikaci.
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The winning entry to a Europe-wide data visualisation contest was announced and showcased last week at COP28. The ‘Little Pictures’ competition challenged the continent’s creative talent to design compelling illustrations using the range of global observation records available from ESA, the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (Eumetsat) and European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), to highlight the key changes taking place across the climate.
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Slovenský Úřad geodézie, kartografie a katastru Slovenské republiky si pro Vás připravil vánoční podkladovou mapu – najdete v ní baňky (pro nemoravsky mluvicí „vánoční ozdoby“), stromečky, vločky, aj.
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Měníme identitu značky na ARKANCE, posilujeme spolupráci po celém světě a rozšiřujeme nabídku vlastního software Be.Smart.
Zpráva ARKANCE – rozšíření spolupráce a změna identity značky pochází z arkance-systems.cz.
DAEX DESIGN EDU pro školy s oborem truhlář, nábytkář, tesař, dřevovýroba, stavební řemesla...
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It’s World Soil Day, so let's talk about actual dirt.
Like the fact that 95% of our food comes from soils, and how just one cubic metre of healthy soil can retain over 250 litres of water. Healthy soil also plays a crucial role as a natural filter, purifying and storing water as it infiltrates into the ground, not to mention its ability to support biodiversity and help regulate climate.
Unfortunately, the world’s soils aren’t in very good shape. In the face of climate change, human activity and excessive pesticide use, soils have become degraded, which has had a domino effect, impacting everything from water resources to erosion and food production.
The good news is that it’s not too late.
With sustainable soil management practices, such as minimum tillage, crop rotation, organic matter addition and cover cropping, we can improve soil health, reduce erosion and pollution and enhance water infiltration and storage. These practices also preserve soil biodiversity, improve fertility and contribute to carbon sequestration – playing a crucial role in the fight against climate change.
This is why the European Commission, through its EU Soil Strategy for 2030, is taking concrete steps to not only protect and restore soils, but to ensure that they are used sustainably.
Supporting this strategy is EU Space.
EU Space is at the forefront of sustainable soil management. Take Earth Observation for instance. With data gathered by Copernicus satellites, combined with various ground measurements, researchers can monitor and verify soil conditions including soil moisture, soil sealing and temperature.
Having access to such information can help farmers increase yields and productivity while also reducing their environmental impact. It does this by essentially letting them ‘see’ which crops would benefit most from the use of pesticides and allowing them to apply pesticides to just those crops. The net result is a decrease in the amount of contaminating pesticides being put into the ground and an overall increase in soil health.
Read more: Can we halve the use of pesticides in the EU by 2030?
EU Space’s soil-saving capabilities go beyond the agricultural sector. For example, with EGNSS and Copernicus, and the European Ground Motion Service (EGMS) scientists can monitor ground movement and deformation, allowing them to take steps to prevent the erosion of our precious topsoil. This same data can be used to provide early warnings for such natural disasters as earth and mudslides.
If having healthy soil is the lock to a healthy, sustainable society, then EU Space is the key.
Learn more: 10 ways EU Space helps fight global hunger
“By helping the agriculture sector sustainably manage its soil resources, EU Space helps increase crop yields to ensure we have enough food to feed the world’s growing population,” says EUSPA Executive Director Rodrigo da Costa. “Furthermore, because healthy soil can naturally remove and store carbon dioxide, by protecting it, EU Space is helping balance the global carbon budget and slowing the pace of global warming.”
So, as we celebrate the dirt below our feet, let’s take a moment to look up and remember the important role EU Space plays in protecting and restoring our soils.
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V mapové aplikaci Územně plánovací dokumentace obcí byla aktualizována ÚPD obcí ORP Prachatice – Bušanovice, Lažiště, ORP Blatná – Lažánky, ORP Třeboň – Halámky, ORP Strakonice – Volyně, ORP České Budějovice – Adamov, Boršov nad Vltavou, Břehov, Záboří.
London, (December 8, 2023) – buildingSMART International (bSI) is pleased to announce that Iceland has been formally approved as a "Chapter-in-formation". It will begin work to move to the "Developing Chapter"…
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Tropical forests are clearly critical to Earth’s climate system, but understanding exactly how much carbon they absorb from the atmosphere, store and release is tricky to calculate, not least because measuring and reporting methods vary. With these measurements paramount for nations assessing the action they are taking to combat the climate crisis, new research shows how differences in estimates of carbon flux associated with human activity can be reconciled.
19. ledna 2024 - přihlaste se na nový termín akce společnosti Arkance Systems. Těšíme se na vás.
Zpráva Lednový den s CAD technikem – bezplatná online konzultace pro vaši firmu pochází z arkance-systems.cz.
První volby do orgánů České komory zeměměřičů proběhnou již v pondělí 11. prosince 2023 na ustavujícím sněmu v Praze. Je skvělé, že se do voleb přihlásila celá řada odborníků, kteří chtějí v úvodním období komory pomoci s jejím nastavením a rozvojem. Ukázalo, že se zeměměřiči navzájem moc neznají a pro některé členy byly komorou publikované profily kandidátů příliš krátké pro kvalifikované rozhodování […]
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The Copernicus Anthropogenic Carbon Dioxide Monitoring (CO2M) mission will be the first satellite mission to measure how much carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere through human activity.
CO2M isn't just a mission; it's a crucial step in our commitment to understanding and mitigating climate change. It will offer unprecedented precision in monitoring carbon dioxide emissions from the combustion of fossil fuel at national and regional scales.
Its data will provide the EU with a unique and independent source of information to assess the effectiveness of policy measures and to track their impact towards decarbonising Europe ahead of the next Global Stocktake set to place in 2028.
The video features interviews with Valerie Fernandez, CO2M Mission Project Manager, Yannig Durand, CO2M Payload Manager and Yasjka Meijer, CO2M Mission Scientist.
The Copernicus Anthropogenic Carbon Dioxide Monitoring (CO2M) mission will be the first satellite mission to measure how much carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere through human activity.
CO2M isn't just a mission; it's a crucial step in our commitment to understanding and mitigating climate change. It will offer unprecedented precision in monitoring carbon dioxide emissions from the combustion of fossil fuel at national and regional scales.
Its data will provide the EU with a unique and independent source of information to assess the effectiveness of policy measures and to track their impact towards decarbonising Europe ahead of the next Global Stocktake set to place in 2028.
CO2M is one of six Copernicus Sentinel Expansion missions that ESA is developing on behalf of the EU. The missions will expand the current capabilities of the Copernicus Space Component – the world’s biggest supplier of Earth observation data.
The video features interviews with Valerie Fernandez, CO2M Mission Project Manager, Yannig Durand, CO2M Payload Manager and Yasjka Meijer, CO2M Mission Scientist.
Včera k nám dorazila nová UltraCam Osprey 4.1 - velkoformátová letecká kamera pro šikmé snímkování od Vexcel Imaging, kterou jsme vybalili a nainstalovali na letadlo. Tento pokročilý systém zvyšuje naše schopnosti ve vytváření interaktivních 3D modelů měst a budov, což nám umožňuje dodávat zákazníkům vizualizace s více detaily a přesností. S UltraCam Osprey 4.1, ...
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As the planet warms, many parts of the Earth system are undergoing large-scale changes. Ice sheets are shrinking, sea levels are rising and coral reefs are dying off.
While climate records are being continuously broken, the cumulative impact of these changes could also cause fundamental parts of the Earth system to change dramatically. These ‘tipping points’ of climate change are critical thresholds in that, if exceeded, can lead to irreversible consequences.
In November 2023, ESA hosted its annual NAVISP Industry Days event. This year, more than 200 positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) professionals from across Europe gathered at ESA’s Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC) in the Netherlands to explore together opportunities for innovation, commercialisation and collaboration via ESA’s Navigation Innovation and Support Programme (NAVISP).
For more information: visit https://navisp.esa.int
To make the future of Galileo a reality, ESA and European industry are hard at work developing ultra-precise atomic clocks, system testbeds, ground mission and ground control segments and, of course, the satellites. Airbus Defence and Space, who is building six of the Galileo Second Generation constellation satellites, presented their first flight model structure to the programme’s stakeholders last week.