ArcGIS Dashboards je prostředí pro tvorbu webových aplikací, které se mohou skládat z komponent, jako je mapa, grafy, seznamy a další. Toto prostředí je tu s námi již velmi dlouho, ale stále jako by bylo ve stínu šablonových aplikací či nástroje Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS. Nutno říci, že neprávem, a proto jsme se rozhodli představit vám ArcGIS Dashboards v rámci historicky prvního webináře z ARCDATA PRAHA.
Na semináři se naučíte vytvořit svůj první Dashboard a poté se seznámíte s dalšími technikami, jako je propojování dat, díky kterému okolní grafy oživíte, dozvíte se o možnostech filtrace dat, abyste se ve svých datových vrstvách neztratili, naučíte se nastavit interaktivní události a dozvíte se také, jak zpracovávat časová data.
Webinář se uskuteční v úterý 5. 5. 2020 od 10.00 a pro účast není potřeba instalovat žádný software, ani doplněk prohlížeče. Registrace i účast na semináři jsou zdarma.
Zaregistrovat se můžete na stránce webináře.
As European governments plan their phased recoveries from the lockdown states triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, the positioning delivered through satellite navigation is becoming more important than ever before. Location is a key requirement when attempting to monitor and map the spread of a disease and satnav is one of the main tools supporting this.
As European governments plan their phased recoveries from the lockdown states triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, the positioning delivered through satellite navigation is becoming more important than ever before. Location is a key requirement when attempting to monitor and map the spread of a disease and satnav is one of the main tools supporting this.
As European governments plan their phased recoveries from the lockdown states triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, the positioning delivered through satellite navigation is becoming more important than ever before. Location is a key requirement when attempting to monitor and map the spread of a disease and satnav is one of the main tools supporting this.
EKOTOXA S.R.O. PŘIJME NA DOBU URČITOU (s možností prodlouženi na dobu neurčitou): Specialista v oblasti GEOINFORMATIKY A GEOGRAFIE Náplň práce: týmová i samostatná práce v oblasti zpracování GIS analýz, tematické kartografie, a analýz fyzické/sociální geografie účast na projektech aplikovaného výzkumu a tvorbě metodik v oblasti geografie a geoinformatiky datové podklady a analýzy pro regionální rozvoj a […]
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Na Geografickém ústavu bylo zahájeno 2. kolo výběrového řízení pro vyjíždějící studenty v akademickém roce 2020/2021.
Přihlášky do výběrového řízení podávejte do 31. května 2020, a to elektronicky prostřednictvím systému ISOIS na adrese https://isois.ois.muni.cz/public/application-outgoing/. Akceptovány budou pouze úplné přihlášky včetně příloh.
Podrobnější informace k výběrovému řízení a seznamu univerzit zapojených do programu naleznete ZDE nebo na webu http://geogr.muni.cz/program-erasmus.
V případě dotazů kontaktujte oborové koordinátory dr. Burianovou nebo doc. Lásku.
Česká asociace pro geoinformace pořádá ve dnech 4. a 5. května 2020 další ročník konference Geoinformace ve veřejné správě. Vzhledem k omezením s koronavirem se konference letos uskuteční ve virtuální podobě. Program prvního dne GIVS 2020 Digitální mapa veřejné správy. Digitální technická mapa ČR Centrální komponenta DMVS / DTM (Jiří Formánek, ČÚZK) Implementace DTM kraje […]
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Důležité upozornění!
Katastrální úřad pro Vysočinu sděluje, že s účinností od 4. května 2020 se ruší na všech katastrálních pracovištích v jeho územní působnosti dosavadní omezení úředních hodin pro veřejnost. Tímto dnem se úřední hodiny podatelen a přepážek poskytování informací vrací do režimu před vyhlášením nouzového stavu.
Bližší informace o úředních hodinách naleznete na internetových stránkách konkrétního katastrálního pracoviště.
The European GNSS Agency (GSA) has launched two calls for papers ahead of its GNSS Raw Measurements Taskforce Workshop, to be held online on 28 May 2020. The first of these calls targets innovative work using raw measurements while the second is related to testing EGNOS Data Access Service (EDAS) corrections in smartphones. If you are working on innovative solutions in these areas, we want to hear from you!
In its call for papers related to innovative work using raw measurements, the GSA is particularly interested in recent work using GNSS raw measurements in the field of high accuracy, robustness, testing or monitoring. However, other work in these fields beyond the use of raw measurements is also of interest. Proposals in this call should be submitted by 6 May.
“There are several advantages to using GNSS raw measurements in smartphones, including greater accuracy and flexibility when building multi-GNSS solutions. The GNSS Raw Measurements Taskforce Workshop is an excellent opportunity to share experience around these solutions,” said GSA Market Development Innovation Officer Martin Šunkevič. “I am looking forward to a very lively exchange that will benefit all the participants,” he said.
In the EDAS corrections in smartphones call, papers should assess the added value in terms of position accuracy that could be obtained by applying one of the EDAS real-time correction streams (EGNOS augmentation message, DGNSS corrections) to the GNSS raw data collected from a smartphone.
Read this: Hackers take on Raw Galileo challenge
The paper could compare the solution obtained after applying the selected EDAS-based corrections with other potential positioning techniques, for example standalone DFMC, PPP, or others, while using the raw measurements from the available smartphone(s) as input. If possible, static and dynamic scenarios should be tested in different environments (e.g. open sky, rural or urban environments). Please submit your proposals by 13 May.
Proposals, in the form of an abstract (maximum one page in length) should be sent to martin.sunkevic@gsa.europa.eu, clearly indicating the name of the call. In the event that too many proposals are received, the GSA reserves the right to choose the proposals to be presented at the workshop.
The May workshop will be the fourth annual GNSS Raw Measurements Taskforce Workshop organised by the GSA. This year’s event, which will be held online due to the current lockdown restrictions in place around Europe, will aim to share Task Force members’ experience and progress around the use of raw measurements within Android devices. The agenda and registration for the online event will be announced in the coming days, so stay tuned!
With the release of Android 7 (Nougat) in 2016, Google made GNSS raw measurements available to smartphone users. In June the following year, the GSA launched a GNSS Raw Measurements Task Force to share knowledge and expertise on Android raw measurements and their use, including their potential for robustness and high accuracy positioning techniques relevant to mass market applications.
EDAS is the EGNOS internet broadcast service, which provides free of charge access to EGNOS data. For more information, take a look at the EDAS Service Definition Document (SDD), the EDAS section on the EGNOS User Support site, the EGNOS Monthly Performance Report, and the EDAS coverage map with the expected geographical coverage for the supported positioning techniques. If you still have questions, you can contact: edas-support@essp-sas.eu.
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) has launched two calls for papers ahead of its GNSS Raw Measurements Taskforce Workshop, to be held online on 28 May 2020. The first of these calls targets innovative work using raw measurements while the second is related to testing EGNOS Data Access Service (EDAS) corrections in smartphones. If you are working on innovative solutions in these areas, we want to hear from you!
In its call for papers related to innovative work using raw measurements, the GSA is particularly interested in recent work using GNSS raw measurements in the field of high accuracy, robustness, testing or monitoring. However, other work in these fields beyond the use of raw measurements is also of interest. Proposals in this call should be submitted by 6 May.
“There are several advantages to using GNSS raw measurements in smartphones, including greater accuracy and flexibility when building multi-GNSS solutions. The GNSS Raw Measurements Taskforce Workshop is an excellent opportunity to share experience around these solutions,” said GSA Market Development Innovation Officer Martin Šunkevič. “I am looking forward to a very lively exchange that will benefit all the participants,” he said.
In the EDAS corrections in smartphones call, papers should assess the added value in terms of position accuracy that could be obtained by applying one of the EDAS real-time correction streams (EGNOS augmentation message, DGNSS corrections) to the GNSS raw data collected from a smartphone.
Read this: Hackers take on Raw Galileo challenge
The paper could compare the solution obtained after applying the selected EDAS-based corrections with other potential positioning techniques, for example standalone DFMC, PPP, or others, while using the raw measurements from the available smartphone(s) as input. If possible, static and dynamic scenarios should be tested in different environments (e.g. open sky, rural or urban environments). Please submit your proposals by 13 May.
Proposals, in the form of an abstract (maximum one page in length) should be sent to martin.sunkevic@gsa.europa.eu, clearly indicating the name of the call. In the event that too many proposals are received, the GSA reserves the right to choose the proposals to be presented at the workshop.
The May workshop will be the fourth annual GNSS Raw Measurements Taskforce Workshop organised by the GSA. This year’s event, which will be held online due to the current lockdown restrictions in place around Europe, will aim to share Task Force members’ experience and progress around the use of raw measurements within Android devices. The agenda and registration for the online event will be announced in the coming days, so stay tuned!
With the release of Android 7 (Nougat) in 2016, Google made GNSS raw measurements available to smartphone users. In June the following year, the GSA launched a GNSS Raw Measurements Task Force to share knowledge and expertise on Android raw measurements and their use, including their potential for robustness and high accuracy positioning techniques relevant to mass market applications.
EDAS is the EGNOS internet broadcast service, which provides free of charge access to EGNOS data. For more information, take a look at the EDAS Service Definition Document (SDD), the EDAS section on the EGNOS User Support site, the EGNOS Monthly Performance Report, and the EDAS coverage map with the expected geographical coverage for the supported positioning techniques. If you still have questions, you can contact: EGNOS-Helpdesk@essp-sas.eu
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).
Použili jsme UAV pro měření síly signálu a dostupnosti LTE mobilních operátorů v určité lokalitě s horším signálem mobilních operátorů v pohraničí a pro určitou výšku, v které mohou například navazovat inspekce z UAV.
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Použili jsme UAV pro měření síly signálu a dostupnosti LTE mobilních operátorů v určité lokalitě s horším signálem mobilních operátorů v pohraničí a pro určitou výšku, v které mohou například navazovat inspekce z UAV.
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Zkuste si představit, že váš dům hoří – hoří vše kolem vás. Budete oheň ignorovat? Po probuzení si vyčistíte zuby, v klidu se nasnídáte a pošlete děti do školy? To je poselství kampaně Our House Is On Fire (Náš dům hoří), která chce upozornit lidi na vážnost situace, ve které se Země nachází. Za reklamním […]
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Oznamujeme, že dnes od 14.00 - 16.00 nebudou funkční služby geoportálu ÚK (www stránka ani importní a exportní nástroje geoportálu).
Děkujeme za pochopení.
In this week's edition of the Earth from Space programme, Copernicus Sentinel-2 takes us over part of the Namib Desert, considered the oldest desert on Earth.
See also Namib Desert to download the image.
Lockdowns imposed to halt the spread of the coronavirus have been recently linked with cleaner air quality over Europe and China. New images, from the Copernicus Sentinel-5P satellite, from the European Union Copernicus programme, now show some cities across India seeing levels drop by around 40—50% owing to its nationwide quarantine.
Lockdowns imposed to halt the spread of the coronavirus have been recently linked with cleaner air quality over Europe and China. New images, from the Copernicus Sentinel-5P satellite, from the European Union Copernicus programme, now show some cities across India seeing levels drop by around 40–50% owing to its nationwide quarantine.
The European GNSS Agency (GSA) is working together with the European Commission (EC) on an app to facilitate the movement of goods and freight within the EU in support of the COVID-19 pandemic response. The “Galileo Green Lane” app will ease the flow of freight through borders and enable the efficient transit of critical goods.
The COVID-19 outbreak represents a serious threat not only to public health, but also to the European economy. Lockdowns and other restrictive measures that are necessary to save lives also severely slow down the economy and may delay the transport of goods and services.
With a view to ensuring the uninterrupted transport of critical goods across the EU’s internal land borders, the GSA and the Commission are working on the “Galileo Green Lane” app – a solution to monitor and facilitate freight traffic and reduce waiting times at Green Lane border crossings.
“At the GSA, one of our key roles is to promote the use of Galileo and to address the economic and societal challenges that Europe faces. The European Commission´s Galileo Green Lane initiative fits this profile exactly,” said Pascal Claudel, Acting Executive Director at the GSA. “By supporting a solution that eases the transport of critical goods across borders, Galileo is making its contribution to help reduce the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the EU’s economy and its citizens,” he said.
The app will have two interfaces. The first is for border control authorities and provides a real-time visualisation of the overall border situation between a country and its neighbours. In turn, border officials can contribute information to the system by regularly feeding updates into the app on the traffic flow and waiting times at their borders. At the same time, the app will provide Member States with a website, generating reports automatically to demonstrate compliance to the EU on the Green Lanes implementation.
Read this: Calling for GNSS apps supporting the COVID-19 emergency response and recovery
The app will also feature a user interface providing drivers with a real-time visualisation of borders of interest to them, through an EU-wide map indicating Green Lane border crossing times. When drivers enter a geo-fenced area within a specified distance to a border, they can receive a notification produced by the border officers on the situation at that border.
Their location is collected anonymously only when they are approaching the border and it is solely used to update the overall border picture. Crowdsourced information from different sources is aggregated, including data from the leading European real-time visibility platform Sixfold.
Experts from the EC Joint Research Centre (JRC) are supporting the design of the geofencing algorithm, while the GSA is currently coordinating the project with operational units at the Commission’s Directorate-General for Defence Industry and Space (DG DEFIS) and with the Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport (DG MOVE) regarding needs linked to the Green Lanes. The app was also presented to the border authorities of the Member States at a meeting at the Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs (DG HOME) at which they were invited to contribute with user needs and to volunteer for the pilot.
The app is already in its final development stage and the GSA has started to reach out to EU Member States that wish to pilot the app and work together to define case scenarios and fine-tune the technical solution. Talks are currently underway with border authorities in France, Romania, Hungary, Italy and the Czech Republic.
The first pilot is starting next week in some selected border points and a simultaneous activity for drivers will be launched very soon with key transport companies from the International Road Union (IRU).
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).
S ohledem na celosvětový výjimečný stav bude letošní ročník uživatelské konference Esri uspořádán virtuálně. Prostřednictvím videopřenosů, interaktivních výstav a celé řady dalších aktivit, díky kterým se mezi sebou budou moci návštěvníci zkontaktovat, se tak organizátoři pokusí zachovat co možná nejautentičtější zážitek ze setkání největší GIS komunity na světě. Pro všechny uživatele z organizací, které mají platnou systémovou podporu (maintenance) či aktivní placený plán, je přitom registrace na konferenci zdarma.
Konference se bude konat 13.–15. července 2020.
Jak se registrovat?
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Více informací na stránkách Esri
Podrobnější informace o konferenci, odkaz na registrační formulář a mnoho dalšího naleznete na stránce věnované konferenci na webu Esri.
Mezinárodní konference firmy Esri, která se koná v červenci v San Diegu a přijíždí na ni více než patnáct tisíc lidí z celého světa, se letos kvůli světové pandemii Covid-19 bude konat pouze virtuálně. Jack Dangermond, spoluzakladatel firmy Esri, to oznámil v e-mailu 22. dubna, ve kterém napsal: “As a result of the coronavirus disease […]
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EXTON, Pa. April 2020 – Bentley Institute, a leading organization advancing infrastructure professions by empowering practitioners, students, and academic institutions through continuous learning, scholarships, internships, and applied research partnerships, recently announced its Digital Infrastructure Student Idea Challenge 2020. The challenge is continuing Bentley Institute’s undeterred mission of nurturing future professionals, helping them stay active, engaged, and enthusiastic amid the challenging times of school closures and self-isolation.
With migration, urbanization, and climate change placing increasing stress on the world's built environment, the industry must transform and innovate to deliver resilient infrastructure. Bentley Institute is looking for students from around the world to come up with visionary ideas and inventive concepts that could potentially transform infrastructure and make a positive impact in the world.
The challenge is open to individual students (or teams of two) from community colleges and schools, polytechnics, technical institutes and universities. To participate, students need to select a challenge that is relevant to any infrastructure domain and propose a smart, ground-breaking solution concept. Students should submit a presentation and PDF document (with a minimum of 500 words) of their conceptual ideas, not a detailed technical solution with a design. However, students should describe how software technology could play a role in their proposed concept. It must also be supported by graphs, figures, videos, and pictures.
In addition to gaining recognition from Bentley Institute, the top winning team will receive a cash prize of USD 5,000. The winners of the Best Presentation, Best Challenge, and Best Solution categories will also win cash prizes of USD 2,000 each.
Bentley Institute encourages all students to use time at home constructively to suggest ideas for a better tomorrow.
To participate in the challenge, students must register before May 15th, 2020 and submit their projects by June 15th, 2020. Students need to register here. To learn more about the submissions, judging criteria, and other information, click here.
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Caption: Bentley Institute announces “Digital Infrastructure student Idea Challenge”
About Bentley Institute
The Bentley Institute advances the infrastructure professions by empowering practitioners, students, and academic institutions through continuous learning, scholarships, internships, and applied research partnerships. Learning is provided online, in the classroom, or in-application, and includes publications, webinars, workflow videos, live and on-demand courses, conferences, events, and more. The Bentley Institute advances project delivery and asset performance best practices through Digital Advancement Academies, partnering with leading industry organizations, project delivery firms, and owner-operators
About Bentley Systems
Bentley Systems is a leading global provider of software solutions to engineers, architects, geospatial professionals, constructors, and owner-operators for the design, construction, and operations of infrastructure. Bentley’s MicroStation-based engineering and BIM applications, and its digital twin cloud services, advance the project delivery (ProjectWise) and the asset performance (AssetWise) of transportation and other public works, utilities, industrial and resources plants, and commercial and institutional facilities.
Bentley Systems employs more than 3,500 colleagues and generates annual revenues of more than $700 million in 172 countries. From inception in 1984, the company has remained majority-owned by its five founding Bentley brothers. www.bentley.com