Katedra geoinformatiky VŠB-TU Ostrava vás zve na již tradiční mezinárodní symposium GIS Ostrava, které sa uskuteční v termínu 18. až 20. 3. 2020 v Nové aule VŠB-TU Ostrava. Sympozium má samostatnou českou konferenci, jejíž letošním nosným tématem jsou „Prostorová data pro Smart City a Smart Region“ a anglickou konferenci s nosným tématem „UAV in Smart City and Smart Region“. Klíčovými řečníky jsou Francesco Nex z University of Twente a Jakub Karas ze společnosti UpVision. V rámci symposia proběhne několik zajímavých seminářů českých a zahraničních odborníků: Towards real-time UAV mapping (Francesco Nex, University of Twente) Dense Image Matching and Multi View Stereo in Urban Areas (Fabio Remondino, FBK Trento) The role of Vienna‘s geoinfrastructure in Viennese Smart City Initiatives (Franz Xaver Pfaffenbichler, City of Vienna) Geodesign (Jaroslav Burian, UP Olomouc) Využití konceptu Big Data v kontextu udržitelné mobility a řešení RODOS (Marek Šcerba, VŠB-TUO) Možnosti využití jazyka R jako skriptovacího nástroje pro GIS na příkladech QGIS a ArcGIS (Jan Caha, Mendelova univerzita Brno) BIM ve stavitelství Více informací naleznete na adrese http://gisak.vsb.cz/gisostrava/cz/index.php.
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Katedra geoinformatiky VŠB-TU Ostrava vás zve na již tradiční mezinárodní symposium GIS Ostrava, které sa uskuteční v termínu 18. až 20. 3. 2020 v Nové aule VŠB-TU Ostrava. Sympozium má samostatnou českou konferenci, jejíž letošním nosným tématem jsou „Prostorová data pro Smart City a Smart Region“ a anglickou konferenci s nosným tématem „UAV in Smart City and Smart Region“. Klíčovými řečníky jsou Francesco Nex z University of Twente a Jakub Karas ze společnosti UpVision. V rámci symposia proběhne několik zajímavých seminářů českých a zahraničních odborníků: Towards real-time UAV mapping (Francesco Nex, University of Twente) Dense Image Matching and Multi View Stereo in Urban Areas (Fabio Remondino, FBK Trento) The role of Vienna‘s geoinfrastructure in Viennese Smart City Initiatives (Franz Xaver Pfaffenbichler, City of Vienna) Geodesign (Jaroslav Burian, UP Olomouc) Využití konceptu Big Data v kontextu udržitelné mobility a řešení RODOS (Marek Šcerba, VŠB-TUO) Možnosti využití jazyka R jako skriptovacího nástroje pro GIS na příkladech QGIS a ArcGIS (Jan Caha, Mendelova univerzita Brno) BIM ve stavitelství Více informací naleznete na adrese http://gisak.vsb.cz/gisostrava/cz/index.php.
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In this week's edition of the Earth from Space programme, the Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission takes us over Houston, the most populous city in Texas and the fourth largest in the US.
See also Houston, Texas to download the image.
In this week's edition of the Earth from Space programme, the Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission takes us over Houston, the most populous city in Texas and the fourth largest in the US.
See also Houston, Texas to download the image.
In this week's edition of the Earth from Space programme, the Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission takes us over Houston, the most populous city in Texas and the fourth largest in the US.
See also Houston, Texas to download the image.
Štola Josef se nachází v malebné krajině nedaleko Slapské přehrady. Výzkumné práce zde realizuje Centrum experimentální geotechniky (K220). Podrobné informace jsou dostupné na
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Zajímáte se nejen o mapy, ale také o historii naší republiky? Pak se určitě ve vašem knihkupectví podívejte po nové publikaci Český historický atlas. Kapitoly z dějin 20. století, která vznikla na základě dlouholeté spolupráce Historického ústavu AV ČR, katedry geomatiky Fakulty stavební ČVUT a katedry sociální geografie a regionálního rozvoje Přírodovědecké fakulty Univerzity Karlovy. Stejný tým stál například za vznikem úspěšného Akademického atlasu českých dějin.
Tento nový atlas se zabývá historií 20. století, sociálním a demografickým prostředím i geografickými souvislostmi. Jeho obsah není přitom řazen chronologicky, ale člení se na tři oddíly: Prostor, zabývající se hranicemi a správou země, ale i krajinou a přírodou; Čas, popisující historické mezníky, konflikty a události,a Společnost, ve kterém jsou jedněmi z nejdůležitějších témat přesuny obyvatelstva a národní, náboženská a vzdělanostní diverzita. Podobně jako jeho předchůdce, i tento atlas nabízí témata jak dosud nezpracovaná, tak i ta, která stále oslovují odbornou i laickou veřejnost.
terénní pacovník SLDB (územní příprava a terénní práce na přípravě průběhu SLDB 2021) pracovní poměr, 9. platová třída, doba určitá s nástupem 1. 3. 2020 (po dohodě i později), ukončení 30. 6. 2021 pracoviště v Olomouci bližší info na tel.: 730 518 922 zájemci pošlete životopis a motivační dopis neprodleně na e-mail: kamila.veprkova@czso.cz
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V rámci GISchatu dostanete příležitost probrat své projekty se zkušenými konzultanty a studenty z jiných škol a univerzit. Díky tomu objevíte třeba nové nástroje, které můžete použít, necháte se inspirovat, jak výsledky své práce prezentovat, nebo vyřešíte GISový oříšek, který vás zrovna trápí.
GISchat je určen všem studentům českých vysokých škol a univerzit, kteří pracují na nějakém projektu v GIS. Přineste ho k nám a společně se na něj podíváme.
Svou vyplněnou přihlášku nám posílejte na adresu marketing@arcdata.cz.
Kompletní informace o akci naleznete na stránkách GISchat.
Program semináře: Zahájení semináře – Ing. K. Vach Ing. arch. Zdeněk Rudovský, Ph.D. – BIM, základní pojmy z pohledu stavební praxe Doc. Ing. Václav Čada, CSc. – BIM a geomatika Ing. Ivo Vykydal – SFDI a zavádění metody BIM pro stavby dopravní infrastruktury Ing. Václav Šafář, Ph.D. – BIM z pohledu fotogrammetrie a DPZ Vysoká úroveň přednášejících a bohatá diskuse k aktuálním tématům BIM v ČR. Jednotlivé přednášky jsou umístěny v členské sekci SFDP.
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Pracujeme na pilotním vydání tištěného GeoBusinessu a připravili jsme také přehledný kalendář letošních akcí. V přehledu jsou zařazeny české i zahraniční konference. Přehledný celostránkový kalendář všech akcí, který se dá vytisknout a pověsit na nástěnku, by se vám mohl v tiskovém PDF hodit. Budeme mít radost, když si GeoBusiness předplatíte a tím jej podpoříte v […]
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The European GNSS Agency (GSA) and SuperHalfs are delighted to announce that Galileo has thrown its support behind the international half marathon series and will become the Presenting Partner. The news comes as thousands prepare to plot their running journey across the continent.
The SuperHalfs series will welcome thousands of runners and millions of spectators, both attending the races and viewing the global coverage from their homes when the series kicks off in Lisbon next month, moving then to Prague hosting the second leg before it heads to Copenhagen.
“One of the core values of SuperHalfs is to open up new horizons to runners, just as Europe is doing by providing timing and positioning services through Galileo, Europe’s civilian Global Navigation Satellite System,” said SuperHalfs Founding Member Carlo Capalbo.
The Galileo constellation is the result of unprecedented cooperation and innovation between European Member States, industries, SMEs and user communities. Through SuperHalfs, a similar innovative and collaborative partnership has begun between European cities.
“The SuperHalfs series gathers people who already understand the importance of accurate positioning and timing in monitoring sports performance, and to whom we want to pass the message that this accuracy is also being provided by Galileo, Europe’s global navigation satellite system, and is already available in their watches, smartphones or wearables. We are looking forward to seeing SuperHalfs runners run, and win, with Galileo,” said Pascal Claudel, Acting Executive Director of the European GNSS Agency.
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The flourishing market for wearable sports tracking devices, for example fitness trackers or smartwatches and eHealth apps, is clear evidence that runners are already benefitting from the precise positioning, timing and navigation provided by Galileo. According to the GSA GNSS Market Report 2019, wearables are the second most sold GNSS device after smartphones, reaching 70 million shipments globally in 2019, and the market is expected to grow 13% annually to reach 240 million shipments by 2029.
The appetite for the SuperHalfs series has exceeded all expectations, with three of the five events already sold out and the other two very close, after an influx of international participants chasing SuperRunner status. Thousands of runners from around the world have created a virtual passport and started planning their journey ahead of the first race in Lisbon on 22 March. Many will be using Galileo-enabled devices as they plan their participation, using mapping apps or tracking their progress in training with a location-based fitness tracker.
While most of the general entries to some of the Half Marathons have sold-out, runners can still secure a place through the events’ charity partners. For more information, click here.
The SuperHalfs is a series of the world’s leading half marathons, including races in Lisbon, Prague, Copenhagen, Cardiff and Valencia. It offers running enthusiasts the opportunity to embark on their own running adventure whilst being rewarded for their efforts with exclusive benefits such as guaranteed entry, merchandise, stamps in a SuperPassport and a SuperMedal for completing the five-race circuit within 36 months.
All of the events are World Athletics' Gold Label races or are run on World Athletics (IAAF) World Championship courses. They are certified by AIMS or have been awarded a 5 Star Road Race standard by European Athletics. What's more, several races in the SuperHalfs group have played host to World Record performances.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
The European GNSS Agency (GSA) and SuperHalfs are delighted to announce that Galileo has thrown its support behind the international half marathon series and will become the Presenting Partner. The news comes as thousands prepare to plot their running journey across the continent.
The SuperHalfs series will welcome thousands of runners and millions of spectators, both attending the races and viewing the global coverage from their homes when the series kicks off in Lisbon next month. Prague hosts the second leg before it heads to Copenhagen, across the North Sea to Cardiff and finishes up in the warm climes of Valencia in October.
“One of the core values of SuperHalfs is to open up new horizons to runners, just as Europe is doing by providing timing and positioning services through Galileo, Europe’s civilian Global Navigation Satellite System,” said SuperHalfs Founding Member Carlo Capalbo.
The Galileo constellation is the result of unprecedented cooperation and innovation between European Member States, industries, SMEs and user communities. Through SuperHalfs, a similar innovative and collaborative partnership has begun between the European cities of Lisbon, Prague, Copenhagen, Cardiff and Valencia.
“The SuperHalfs series gathers people who already understand the importance of accurate positioning and timing in monitoring sports performance, and to whom we want to pass the message that this accuracy is also being provided by Galileo, Europe’s global navigation satellite system, and is already available in their watches, smartphones or wearables. We are looking forward to seeing SuperHalfs runners run, and win, with Galileo,” said Pascal Claudel, Acting Executive Officer of the European GNSS Agency.
Read this: SARA scores at football match
The flourishing market for wearable sports tracking devices, for example fitness trackers or smartwatches and eHealth apps, is clear evidence that runners are already benefitting from the precise positioning, timing and navigation provided by Galileo. According to the GSA GNSS Market Report 2019, wearables are the second most sold GNSS device after smartphones, reaching 70 million shipments globally in 2019, and the market is expected to grow 13% annually to reach 240 million shipments by 2029.
The appetite for the SuperHalfs series has exceeded all expectations, with three of the five events already sold out and the other two very close, after an influx of international participants chasing SuperRunner status. Thousands of runners from around the world have created a virtual passport and started planning their journey ahead of the first race in Lisbon on 22 March. Many will be using Galileo-enabled devices as they plan their participation, using mapping apps or tracking their progress in training with a location-based fitness tracker.
While general entries to the EDP Lisbon Half Marathon, Sportisimo Prague Half Marathon and Cardiff University Cardiff Half Marathon have sold-out, runners can still secure a place through the events’ charity partners. For more information, click here.
The SuperHalfs is a series of the world’s leading half marathons, including races in Lisbon, Prague, Copenhagen, Cardiff and Valencia. It offers running enthusiasts the opportunity to embark on their own running adventure whilst being rewarded for their efforts with exclusive benefits such as guaranteed entry, merchandise, stamps in a SuperPassport and a SuperMedal for completing the five-race circuit within 36 months.
All of the events are World Athletics' Gold Label races or are run on World Athletics (IAAF) World Championship courses. They are certified by AIMS or have been awarded a 5 Star Road Race standard by European Athletics. What's more, several races in the SuperHalfs group have played host to World Record performances.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
The European GNSS Agency (GSA) and SuperHalfs are delighted to announce that Galileo has thrown its support behind the international half marathon series and will become the Presenting Partner. The news comes as thousands prepare to plot their running journey across the continent.
The SuperHalfs series will welcome thousands of runners and millions of spectators, both attending the races and viewing the global coverage from their homes when the series kicks off in Lisbon next month. Prague hosts the second leg before it heads to Copenhagen, across the North Sea to Cardiff and finishes up in the warm climes of Valencia in October.
“One of the core values of SuperHalfs is to open up new horizons to runners, just as Europe is doing by providing timing and positioning services through Galileo, Europe’s civilian Global Navigation Satellite System,” said SuperHalfs Founding Member Carlo Capalbo.
The Galileo constellation is the result of unprecedented cooperation and innovation between European Member States, industries, SMEs and user communities. Through SuperHalfs, a similar innovative and collaborative partnership has begun between the European cities of Lisbon, Prague, Copenhagen, Cardiff and Valencia.
“The SuperHalfs series gathers people who already understand the importance of accurate positioning and timing in monitoring sports performance, and to whom we want to pass the message that this accuracy is also being provided by Galileo, Europe’s global navigation satellite system, and is already available in their watches, smartphones or wearables. We are looking forward to seeing SuperHalfs runners run, and win, with Galileo,” said Pascal Claudel, Acting Executive Officer of the European GNSS Agency.
Read this: SARA scores at football match
The flourishing market for wearable sports tracking devices, for example fitness trackers or smartwatches and eHealth apps, is clear evidence that runners are already benefitting from the precise positioning, timing and navigation provided by Galileo. According to the GSA GNSS Market Report 2019, wearables are the second most sold GNSS device after smartphones, reaching 70 million shipments globally in 2019, and the market is expected to grow 13% annually to reach 240 million shipments by 2029.
The appetite for the SuperHalfs series has exceeded all expectations, with three of the five events already sold out and the other two very close, after an influx of international participants chasing SuperRunner status. Thousands of runners from around the world have created a virtual passport and started planning their journey ahead of the first race in Lisbon on 22 March. Many will be using Galileo-enabled devices as they plan their participation, using mapping apps or tracking their progress in training with a location-based fitness tracker.
While general entries to the EDP Lisbon Half Marathon, Sportisimo Prague Half Marathon and Cardiff University Cardiff Half Marathon have sold-out, runners can still secure a place through the events’ charity partners. For more information, click here.
The SuperHalfs is a series of the world’s leading half marathons, including races in Lisbon, Prague, Copenhagen, Cardiff and Valencia. It offers running enthusiasts the opportunity to embark on their own running adventure whilst being rewarded for their efforts with exclusive benefits such as guaranteed entry, merchandise, stamps in a SuperPassport and a SuperMedal for completing the five-race circuit within 36 months.
All of the events are World Athletics' Gold Label races or are run on World Athletics (IAAF) World Championship courses. They are certified by AIMS or have been awarded a 5 Star Road Race standard by European Athletics. What's more, several races in the SuperHalfs group have played host to World Record performances.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
The European GNSS Agency (GSA) and SuperHalfs are delighted to announce that Galileo has thrown its support behind the international half marathon series and will become the Presenting Partner. The news comes as thousands prepare to plot their running journey across the continent.
The SuperHalfs series will welcome thousands of runners and millions of spectators, both attending the races and viewing the global coverage from their homes when the series kicks off in Lisbon next month, moving then to Prague hosting the second leg before it heads to Copenhagen.
“One of the core values of SuperHalfs is to open up new horizons to runners, just as Europe is doing by providing timing and positioning services through Galileo, Europe’s civilian Global Navigation Satellite System,” said SuperHalfs Founding Member Carlo Capalbo.
The Galileo constellation is the result of unprecedented cooperation and innovation between European Member States, industries, SMEs and user communities. Through SuperHalfs, a similar innovative and collaborative partnership has begun between European cities.
“The SuperHalfs series gathers people who already understand the importance of accurate positioning and timing in monitoring sports performance, and to whom we want to pass the message that this accuracy is also being provided by Galileo, Europe’s global navigation satellite system, and is already available in their watches, smartphones or wearables. We are looking forward to seeing SuperHalfs runners run, and win, with Galileo,” said Pascal Claudel, Acting Executive Officer of the European GNSS Agency.
Read this: SARA scores at football match
The flourishing market for wearable sports tracking devices, for example fitness trackers or smartwatches and eHealth apps, is clear evidence that runners are already benefitting from the precise positioning, timing and navigation provided by Galileo. According to the GSA GNSS Market Report 2019, wearables are the second most sold GNSS device after smartphones, reaching 70 million shipments globally in 2019, and the market is expected to grow 13% annually to reach 240 million shipments by 2029.
The appetite for the SuperHalfs series has exceeded all expectations, with three of the five events already sold out and the other two very close, after an influx of international participants chasing SuperRunner status. Thousands of runners from around the world have created a virtual passport and started planning their journey ahead of the first race in Lisbon on 22 March. Many will be using Galileo-enabled devices as they plan their participation, using mapping apps or tracking their progress in training with a location-based fitness tracker.
While general entries to the EDP Lisbon Half Marathon, Sportisimo Prague Half Marathon and Cardiff University Cardiff Half Marathon have sold-out, runners can still secure a place through the events’ charity partners. For more information, click here.
The SuperHalfs is a series of the world’s leading half marathons, including races in Lisbon, Prague, Copenhagen, Cardiff and Valencia. It offers running enthusiasts the opportunity to embark on their own running adventure whilst being rewarded for their efforts with exclusive benefits such as guaranteed entry, merchandise, stamps in a SuperPassport and a SuperMedal for completing the five-race circuit within 36 months.
All of the events are World Athletics' Gold Label races or are run on World Athletics (IAAF) World Championship courses. They are certified by AIMS or have been awarded a 5 Star Road Race standard by European Athletics. What's more, several races in the SuperHalfs group have played host to World Record performances.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
The European GNSS Agency (GSA) and SuperHalfs are delighted to announce that Galileo has thrown its support behind the international half marathon series and will become the Presenting Partner. The news comes as thousands prepare to plot their running journey across the continent.
The SuperHalfs series will welcome thousands of runners and millions of spectators, both attending the races and viewing the global coverage from their homes when the series kicks off in Lisbon next month, moving then to Prague hosting the second leg before it heads to Copenhagen.
“One of the core values of SuperHalfs is to open up new horizons to runners, just as Europe is doing by providing timing and positioning services through Galileo, Europe’s civilian Global Navigation Satellite System,” said SuperHalfs Founding Member Carlo Capalbo.
The Galileo constellation is the result of unprecedented cooperation and innovation between European Member States, industries, SMEs and user communities. Through SuperHalfs, a similar innovative and collaborative partnership has begun between European cities.
“The SuperHalfs series gathers people who already understand the importance of accurate positioning and timing in monitoring sports performance, and to whom we want to pass the message that this accuracy is also being provided by Galileo, Europe’s global navigation satellite system, and is already available in their watches, smartphones or wearables. We are looking forward to seeing SuperHalfs runners run, and win, with Galileo,” said Pascal Claudel, Acting Executive Officer of the European GNSS Agency.
Read this: SARA scores at football match
The flourishing market for wearable sports tracking devices, for example fitness trackers or smartwatches and eHealth apps, is clear evidence that runners are already benefitting from the precise positioning, timing and navigation provided by Galileo. According to the GSA GNSS Market Report 2019, wearables are the second most sold GNSS device after smartphones, reaching 70 million shipments globally in 2019, and the market is expected to grow 13% annually to reach 240 million shipments by 2029.
The appetite for the SuperHalfs series has exceeded all expectations, with three of the five events already sold out and the other two very close, after an influx of international participants chasing SuperRunner status. Thousands of runners from around the world have created a virtual passport and started planning their journey ahead of the first race in Lisbon on 22 March. Many will be using Galileo-enabled devices as they plan their participation, using mapping apps or tracking their progress in training with a location-based fitness tracker.
While most of the general entries to some of the Half Marathons have sold-out, runners can still secure a place through the events’ charity partners. For more information, click here.
The SuperHalfs is a series of the world’s leading half marathons, including races in Lisbon, Prague, Copenhagen, Cardiff and Valencia. It offers running enthusiasts the opportunity to embark on their own running adventure whilst being rewarded for their efforts with exclusive benefits such as guaranteed entry, merchandise, stamps in a SuperPassport and a SuperMedal for completing the five-race circuit within 36 months.
All of the events are World Athletics' Gold Label races or are run on World Athletics (IAAF) World Championship courses. They are certified by AIMS or have been awarded a 5 Star Road Race standard by European Athletics. What's more, several races in the SuperHalfs group have played host to World Record performances.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
Předmětem plnění veřejné zakázky malého rozsahu na služby je zpracování 2 návrhů komplexních pozemkových úprav (dále jen „KoPÚ“) v katastrálním území Ostrov u Ouběnic a Mašov, včetně nezbytných geodetických prací v třídě přesnosti určené pro obnovu katastru nemovitostí vyhláškou č. 357/2013 Sb., o katastru nemovitostí (katastrální vyhláška), ve znění pozdějších předpisů (dále jen „katastrální vyhláška“). Návrhy KoPÚ budou zpracovány tak, aby […]
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