CleverMaps má za sebou další z nepravidelně pravidelných hackatonů. Již počtvrté jsme v průběhu dvou dnů v netradičně složených týmech pracovali na úkolech, které se od naší rutinní práce trochu odchylují, ale které jsme vyhodnotili jako užitečné, zajímavé a přínosné.
V CleverMaps to totiž není pouze o práci na produktech a projektech pro zákazníky, ale také o seberealizaci, rozvoji, prohlubování vztahů s kolegy, rozvíjení týmové spolupráce a ducha a taky… „Světe, div se!“… taky o zábavě.
Vhodnou platformou pro naplňování těchto cílů je hackaton, který je zároveň společenskou událostí, při které můžeme debatovat nad různými strastmi vývojářské komunity, našich softwarových produktů, a dalšími problémy prvního světa… a tak vůbec.
A protože se nám po delší době naplnil zásobník podnětů na malá vylepšení a drobné vychytávky, na jejichž zapracování není v rámci běžného pracovního režimu prostor, řekli jsme si: „Je čas, uspořádat další hackaton!“ Slovo dalo slovo, padlo rozhodnutí, vybrali jsme vhodný termín a bylo hotovo.
Ve čtvrtek 18. května ráno už jsme netrpělivě vyhlíželi naše kolegy z různých koutů republiky. Ale protože do Brna chtějí všichni, stojí se na něj dlouhá fronta. A tak pražská sekce dorazila s menším zpožděním. To nám ale vůbec nevadilo. Alespoň jsme měli čas v poklidu posnídat dobroty, které připravily naše milé kolegyně a kolegové. Souběžně probíhala totiž soutěž o „Nejlepší chlebíček“. Souboj mezi jednohubkáři a chlebíčkáři byl ale tak krutý, že byli nakonec vyhlášení vítězové obou kategorií.
Plni sil a elánu jsme tedy přistoupili k zahájení hackatonu. Návrhů se sešlo dost a práce ještě víc. Témata se týkala například vývoje mobilní aplikace poskytující přehled nemovitého majetku uživatele, použití cachování pro zrychlení načítání rastrových dat, interaktivní vizualizace datového modelu a také vývoji CleverBota, který by nám usnadnil vyhledávání kontaktů na kolegy nebo třeba aktuálního menu v nejbližší restauraci.
Zadání byla vykopnuta, řešitelé se rozdělili do týmů a hon za prestižní vítěznou trofejí mohl začít. Lámali jsme si hlavy, diskutovali, kódili, smáli jsme se a skvěle se bavili. Dvoudenní maraton jsme proložili večerní LAN party – CounterStrike a hraním deskovky - Arkam Horror. Někteří programovali bez přestávky, ti více unavení si ustlali na gauči, pod stolem nebo prostě na zemi, obeskládaní našimi pohankovými bochánky a přikrytí spacákem nebo výtiskem posledního čísla CleverTimes.
Usilovný boj o získání prestižní putovní ceny byl ukončen v pátek úderem půl čtvrté a následovaly prezentace výsledků. Potvrdilo se, že hackaton má smysl. Znovu se ukázalo, že je to pro nás opravdu dobrá vzpruha, která přináší nakopnutí celého týmu do dalších projektů a potvrzuje, že jsme schopni velmi rychle rozpracovat zadání i v netradičním uskupení lidí.
O vítězi se hlasovalo a vyhrál projekt CleverBot. Osobně ale považuji za vítěze každého, kdo se zúčastnil, za což všem děkuji a gratuluji. Myslím, že se udělal obrovský kus práce a nejen firmu, ale i každého z nás, to posunulo zase o kousek dál.
Zana
CleverMaps má za sebou další z nepravidelně pravidelných hackatonů. Již počtvrté jsme v průběhu dvou dnů v netradičně složených týmech pracovali na úkolech, které se od naší rutinní práce trochu odchylují, ale které jsme vyhodnotili jako užitečné, zajímavé a přínosné.
V CleverMaps to totiž není pouze o práci na produktech a projektech pro zákazníky, ale také o seberealizaci, rozvoji, prohlubování vztahů s kolegy, rozvíjení týmové spolupráce a ducha a taky… „Světe, div se!“… taky o zábavě.
Vhodnou platformou pro naplňování těchto cílů je hackaton, který je zároveň společenskou událostí, při které můžeme debatovat nad různými strastmi vývojářské komunity, našich softwarových produktů, a dalšími problémy prvního světa… a tak vůbec.
A protože se nám po delší době naplnil zásobník podnětů na malá vylepšení a drobné vychytávky, na jejichž zapracování není v rámci běžného pracovního režimu prostor, řekli jsme si: „Je čas, uspořádat další hackaton!“ Slovo dalo slovo, padlo rozhodnutí, vybrali jsme vhodný termín a bylo hotovo.
Ve čtvrtek 18. května ráno už jsme netrpělivě vyhlíželi naše kolegy z různých koutů republiky. Ale protože do Brna chtějí všichni, stojí se na něj dlouhá fronta. A tak pražská sekce dorazila s menším zpožděním. To nám ale vůbec nevadilo. Alespoň jsme měli čas v poklidu posnídat dobroty, které připravily naše milé kolegyně a kolegové. Souběžně probíhala totiž soutěž o „Nejlepší chlebíček“. Souboj mezi jednohubkáři a chlebíčkáři byl ale tak krutý, že byli nakonec vyhlášení vítězové obou kategorií.
Plni sil a elánu jsme tedy přistoupili k zahájení hackatonu. Návrhů se sešlo dost a práce ještě víc. Témata se týkala například vývoje mobilní aplikace poskytující přehled nemovitého majetku uživatele, použití cachování pro zrychlení načítání rastrových dat, interaktivní vizualizace datového modelu a také vývoji CleverBota, který by nám usnadnil vyhledávání kontaktů na kolegy nebo třeba aktuálního menu v nejbližší restauraci.
Zadání byla vykopnuta, řešitelé se rozdělili do týmů a hon za prestižní vítěznou trofejí mohl začít. Lámali jsme si hlavy, diskutovali, kódili, smáli jsme se a skvěle se bavili. Dvoudenní maraton jsme proložili večerní LAN party – CounterStrike a hraním deskovky - Arkam Horror. Někteří programovali bez přestávky, ti více unavení si ustlali na gauči, pod stolem nebo prostě na zemi, obeskládaní našimi pohankovými bochánky a přikrytí spacákem nebo výtiskem posledního čísla CleverTimes.
Usilovný boj o získání prestižní putovní ceny byl ukončen v pátek úderem půl čtvrté a následovaly prezentace výsledků. Potvrdilo se, že hackaton má smysl. Znovu se ukázalo, že je to pro nás opravdu dobrá vzpruha, která přináší nakopnutí celého týmu do dalších projektů a potvrzuje, že jsme schopni velmi rychle rozpracovat zadání i v netradičním uskupení lidí.
O vítězi se hlasovalo a vyhrál projekt CleverBot. Osobně ale považuji za vítěze každého, kdo se zúčastnil, za což všem děkuji a gratuluji. Myslím, že se udělal obrovský kus práce a nejen firmu, ale i každého z nás, to posunulo zase o kousek dál.
Zana
Trojice družic LISA pro detekci gravitačních vln byla vybrána jako třetí velká mise v rámci programu ESA Science. Krom toho bylo rozhodnuto pokračovat ve vývoji „lovce exoplanet“ Plato.
Trojice družic LISA pro detekci gravitačních vln byla vybrána jako třetí velká mise v rámci programu ESA Science. Krom toho bylo rozhodnuto pokračovat ve vývoji „lovce exoplanet“ Plato.
Following the recent release of GNSS raw measurements on Android Nougat, the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is engaging with the smartest brains in navigation and positioning to innovate around this new feature.
Galileo is now successfully delivering initial positioning services, while device manufacturers have unveiled the first generation of Galileo-ready consumer devices. Therefore, the GSA is now focusing more on its work with application developers to allow EU citizens to benefit from this enhanced Galileo performance.
An interesting development that may enable higher accuracy for mass market devices is the new availability of raw measurements at the Operating System level. Indeed, all new smartphones that feature Android 7.0 (i.e. Nougat) give application developers direct access to raw GNSS measurements. This unique feature allows users to get pseudoranges and Doppler and carrier phase measurements, and opens up the possibility of using alternative strategies for position, velocity and time (PVT) computation, for example by applying corrections to improve accuracy.
Read this: GNSS mobile apps: using Nougat to access raw GNSS measurements
This innovation was eagerly anticipated by the GNSS community. Raw measurements were already accessible on high end professional equipment but never on smartphones. Research centres and universities have immediately started testing the new possibilities that the availability of raw measurements may bring. Just a few months after the Nougat launch, several applications appeared on the market proposing precise point positioning (PPP) solutions for smartphones.
Prague workshop
However, the use of raw measurements is currently still limited to testing and users are mostly GNSS experts that are trying to better understand the real potential of this new feature. Therefore, the GSA has decided to launch a Raw Measurements Task Force to facilitate exchanges, share experience and knowledge around this topic, and promote the use of raw measurements to application developers. The Task Force plans to release a White Paper explaining how GNSS raw measurements can be used to optimise the calculation of position (building on test results), how they can be best corrected, and how they can create opportunities for innovative applications. It will also provide an outlook on the future use of raw measurements, assuming that dual band chipsets become available in smartphones.
The GSA is inviting all interested GNSS experts in academia and research to join a dedicated workshop in Prague on July 20th on the preparation of the GNSS community’s position on raw measurement use in consumer devices.
To register for the one day workshop, or to get more information about the Task Force, please contact Justyna Redelkiewicz at market@gsa.europa.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).
Following the recent release of GNSS raw measurements on Android Nougat, the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is engaging with the smartest brains in navigation and positioning to innovate around this new feature.
Galileo is now successfully delivering initial positioning services, while device manufacturers have unveiled the first generation of Galileo-ready consumer devices. Therefore, the GSA is now focusing more on its work with application developers to allow EU citizens to benefit from this enhanced Galileo performance.
An interesting development that may enable higher accuracy for mass market devices is the new availability of raw measurements at the Operating System level. Indeed, all new smartphones that feature Android 7.0 (i.e. Nougat) give application developers direct access to raw GNSS measurements. This unique feature allows users to get pseudoranges and Doppler and carrier phase measurements, and opens up the possibility of using alternative strategies for position, velocity and time (PVT) computation, for example by applying corrections to improve accuracy.
Read this: GNSS mobile apps: using Nougat to access raw GNSS measurements
This innovation was eagerly anticipated by the GNSS community. Raw measurements were already accessible on high end professional equipment but never on smartphones. Research centres and universities have immediately started testing the new possibilities that the availability of raw measurements may bring. Just a few months after the Nougat launch, several applications appeared on the market proposing precise point positioning (PPP) solutions for smartphones.
However, the use of raw measurements is currently still limited to testing and users are mostly GNSS experts that are trying to better understand the real potential of this new feature. Therefore, the GSA has decided to launch a Raw Measurements Task Force to facilitate exchanges, share experience and knowledge around this topic, and promote the use of raw measurements to application developers. The Task Force plans to release a White Paper explaining how GNSS raw measurements can be used to optimise the calculation of position (building on test results), how they can be best corrected, and how they can create opportunities for innovative applications. It will also provide an outlook on the future use of raw measurements, assuming that dual band chipsets become available in smartphones.
The GSA is inviting all interested GNSS experts in academia and research to join a dedicated workshop in Prague on July 20th on the preparation of the GNSS community’s position on raw measurement use in consumer devices.
To register for the one day workshop, or to get more information about the Task Force, please contact Justyna Redelkiewicz at market@gsa.europa.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).
Pred mesiacom sme zaznamenali problém s pripojením kontrolných jednotiek s operačným systém Windows Mobile k PC. Problém spôsobila aktualizácia operačného systému Windows 10. Operačné systémy Windows 10 verzia 1703 a vyššia nemusia podporovať pripojenie zariadení cez Windows Mobile Device Center. Riešenie problému: 1.) nainštalujte si najnovšiu verziu .NET Framework 3.5 2.) nainštalujte si Windows Mobile […]
Príspevok Riešenie problému s pripojením kontrolnej jednotky po aktualizácií Windows 10 zobrazený najskôr Geotronics Slovakia.
Už v pondělí 19. června otevře své brány 52. pařížský aerosalón na letišti Le Bourget. ESA bude prezentovat své programy ve vlastním pavilonu mezi modely raket Ariane 1 a Ariane 5 ve skutečné velikosti - hned vedle stálé expozice Muzea letectví a kosmonautiky.
Už v pondělí 19. června otevře své brány 52. pařížský aerosalón na letišti Le Bourget. ESA bude prezentovat své programy ve vlastním pavilonu mezi modely raket Ariane 1 a Ariane 5 ve skutečné velikosti - hned vedle stálé expozice Muzea letectví a kosmonautiky.
Nově zveřejněné Územně analytické podklady 2016 - soubor rozborů, analýz, map a čísel o Praze, slouží jako podklad pro územně plánovací činnost, rozhodování v území a hodnotí Prahu i z hlediska udržitelného rozvoje ve vztahu k Strategickému plánu.
Jarní vydání časopisu ArcUser se věnuje celé řadě zajímavých témat. Naleznete zde hned tři „hands on“ cvičení, novinky o technologii i články o nasazení GIS napříč obory.
I tentokrát jsme pro vás připravili přehled zajímavých článků z tohoto čísla, který naleznete na samostatné stránce.
Príspevok Nové doktorandské štúdium v odbore geoinformatika na UPJŠ v Košiciach zobrazený najskôr GeoCommunity.sk.
What:
ContextCapture, Bentley Systems, Incorporated’s reality modeling software that allows users to quickly create 3D models from simple photographs, was named Best Overall Solution at the Reliability Solution Awards held in conjunction with The Reliability Conference, in Las Vegas, Nevada, hosted by Uptime Magazine and Reliabilityweb.com. The Reliability Solution Awards recognize innovative products, software, training, and services for maintenance, reliability, and asset management.
Bentley’s ContextCapture was recognized in the Asset Condition Management, Work Execution Management, Leadership for Reliability, and Asset Management categories. It won Best Overall Solution for the ease of which 3D models can be created to capture the as-operated asset state, and then capture the knowledge of the retiring workforce within the asset’s reliability program, making training and asset maintenance knowledge transfer easier. The 3D model forms the basis of the immersive visual operation for a more engaging graphical day-to-day experience in managing assets.
Who:
Francois Valois, Senior Director, Software Development, Reality Modeling
Sandra DiMatteo, Director of Marketing, Asset Performance
Where:
Uptime Magazine and Reliabilityweb.com made the announcement at The Reliability Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada.
When:
April 26, 2017
For more information:
You can contact Francois at francois.valois@bentley.com (418) 572-3361 or Sandra at sandra.dimatteo@bentley.com (289) 816-2604 to find out more about the award ceremony and discuss that capabilities of ContextCapture for reality modeling.
About ContextCapture:
ContextCapture is Bentley’s reality modeling software that can quickly produce 3D models of existing conditions for infrastructure projects of all types, derived from simple photographs and/or point cloud. Without the need for expensive or specialized equipment, ContextCapture enables users to quickly create and use these highly-detailed 3D engineering-ready reality meshes to provide precise real-world context for design, construction, and operations decisions throughout the lifecycle of projects. Project teams can easily and consistently share reality modeling information, consumable and accessible, on desktop and mobile devices, in many formats, including native use within MicroStation for use in any engineering, operations, maintenance, or GIS workflow. For additional information, visit www.bentley.com/ContextCapture.
About Bentley Systems:
Bentley Systems is a global leader in providing engineers, architects, geospatial professionals, constructors, and owner-operators with comprehensive software solutions for advancing the design, construction, and operations of infrastructure. Bentley users leverage information mobility across disciplines and throughout the infrastructure lifecycle to deliver better-performing projects and assets. Bentley solutions encompass MicroStation applications for information modeling, ProjectWise collaboration services to deliver integrated projects, and AssetWise operations services to achieve intelligent infrastructure – complemented by worldwide professional services and comprehensive managed services. For additional information, visit www.bentley.com.
Ve spolupráci s Odborem strategie a realizace projektů byla vytvořena mapová aplikace "Kotlíkové dotace". V mapové aplikaci naleznete vyhodnocení 1.Výzvy kotlíkových dotací v Ústeckém kraji. Jsou zde přehledně zobrazeny realizace výměn tepelných zdrojů v rámci jednotlivých obcích a ORP v Ústeckém kraji.
Mapovou aplikaci naleznete na úvodní straně a také v sekci MAPY - > Rozvoj kraje a dotace -> Kotlíkové dotace.
The invisible signals that Europe’s Galileo satellites are beaming down to the world are officially award-winning: the team behind their design has won the European Inventor Award, run by the European Patent Office.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure has selected Microsoft Azure as the cloud platform for its next-generation public safety and security products. These products will help to radically reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) for mission-critical IT and enable public safety agencies and security operators to adapt to changing needs faster and more effectively.
Hexagon’s new software-as-a-service (SaaS) products will enable customers to provision public safety and security solutions without complex hardware and software procurements. Having been built natively on Azure, Hexagon’s public safety and security products will take advantage of Azure’s platform-as-a-service (PaaS) to expedite development and deliver better capabilities than applications built from generic code and hosted in the cloud.
“The public safety and security industries are in transition, and they need partners and systems they can trust to help them adapt to new threats and growing demands,” said Kalyn Sims, chief technology officer, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “Microsoft Azure provides options for public, private and hybrid clouds, which support the varying stages of cloud adoption across organizations. Currently, Azure has more regions and the most comprehensive compliance certifications of any public cloud provider making it an ideal foundation on which Hexagon can build its task-focused public safety and physical security applications.”
Hexagon will release its first SaaS product later this year for physical security and monitoring. Hexagon’s next-generation public safety and security applications will deliver improved performance, usability and flexibility. Informed by extensive user experience research, they will feature highly productive, easy-to-use interfaces and workflows that are simple to deploy and maintain via Azure.
“Microsoft Azure provides Hexagon with a robust and secure platform for it to help public safety agencies and security operators adapt to a rapidly changing industry,” said Nicole Herskowitz, senior director of product marketing, Azure, Microsoft Corp. “As organizations continue to transition critical services to the cloud, we are pleased to support Hexagon and see its commitment to Azure.”
A global leader in public safety and security, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. Hexagon’s public safety and security solutions improve the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, increasing performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure has selected Microsoft Azure as the cloud platform for its next-generation public safety and security products. These products will help to radically reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) for mission-critical IT and enable public safety agencies and security operators to adapt to changing needs faster and more effectively.
Hexagon’s new software-as-a-service (SaaS) products will enable customers to provision public safety and security solutions without complex hardware and software procurements. Having been built natively on Azure, Hexagon’s public safety and security products will take advantage of Azure’s platform-as-a-service (PaaS) to expedite development and deliver better capabilities than applications built from generic code and hosted in the cloud.
“The public safety and security industries are in transition, and they need partners and systems they can trust to help them adapt to new threats and growing demands,” said Kalyn Sims, chief technology officer, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “Microsoft Azure provides options for public, private and hybrid clouds, which support the varying stages of cloud adoption across organizations. Currently, Azure has more regions and the most comprehensive compliance certifications of any public cloud provider making it an ideal foundation on which Hexagon can build its task-focused public safety and physical security applications.”
Hexagon will release its first SaaS product later this year for physical security and monitoring. Hexagon’s next-generation public safety and security applications will deliver improved performance, usability and flexibility. Informed by extensive user experience research, they will feature highly productive, easy-to-use interfaces and workflows that are simple to deploy and maintain via Azure.
“Microsoft Azure provides Hexagon with a robust and secure platform for it to help public safety agencies and security operators adapt to a rapidly changing industry,” said Nicole Herskowitz, senior director of product marketing, Azure, Microsoft Corp. “As organizations continue to transition critical services to the cloud, we are pleased to support Hexagon and see its commitment to Azure.”
A global leader in public safety and security, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. Hexagon’s public safety and security solutions improve the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, increasing performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure has selected Microsoft Azure as the cloud platform for its next-generation public safety and security products. These products will help to radically reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) for mission-critical IT and enable public safety agencies and security operators to adapt to changing needs faster and more effectively.
Hexagon’s new software-as-a-service (SaaS) products will enable customers to provision public safety and security solutions without complex hardware and software procurements. Having been built natively on Azure, Hexagon’s public safety and security products will take advantage of Azure’s platform-as-a-service (PaaS) to expedite development and deliver better capabilities than applications built from generic code and hosted in the cloud.
“The public safety and security industries are in transition, and they need partners and systems they can trust to help them adapt to new threats and growing demands,” said Kalyn Sims, chief technology officer, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “Microsoft Azure provides options for public, private and hybrid clouds, which support the varying stages of cloud adoption across organizations. Currently, Azure has more regions and the most comprehensive compliance certifications of any public cloud provider making it an ideal foundation on which Hexagon can build its task-focused public safety and physical security applications.”
Hexagon will release its first SaaS product later this year for physical security and monitoring. Hexagon’s next-generation public safety and security applications will deliver improved performance, usability and flexibility. Informed by extensive user experience research, they will feature highly productive, easy-to-use interfaces and workflows that are simple to deploy and maintain via Azure.
“Microsoft Azure provides Hexagon with a robust and secure platform for it to help public safety agencies and security operators adapt to a rapidly changing industry,” said Nicole Herskowitz, senior director of product marketing, Azure, Microsoft Corp. “As organizations continue to transition critical services to the cloud, we are pleased to support Hexagon and see its commitment to Azure.”
A global leader in public safety and security, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. Hexagon’s public safety and security solutions improve the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, increasing performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Jún 2017 Geospatial Newsletter Obrázok mesiaca „Meranie na hrane.“ Greifensteinský zámok pri Bozene (Tyrolsko) v Nemecku. Trimble zákazníci majú najkrajšie zákazky, ktoré sú neraz výzvou pre geodeta. Ak máte aj vy zaujímavé fotografie, zašlite ich na obchod@geotronics.sk a okrem propagácie vás a vašej firmy na našej FB stránke sa možno aj vaša fotka stane fotkou mesiaca Trimble […]
Príspevok Trimble Newsletter jún 2017 zobrazený najskôr Geotronics Slovakia.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure has launched Intergraph InSight Reporting, a platform for quickly building and sharing interactive public safety agency reports and dashboards. It delivers data models and pre-built reports for Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD) and also connects to third-party data sources.
Unveiled at HxGN LIVE, Hexagon’s international conference, Intergraph InSight Reporting removes the reliance on specialist data management and analysis skills to prepare source data and develop reports, reducing costs and enabling agencies to respond quicker to their stakeholders’ needs. It increases awareness and improves communication through clear reports delivered automatically or on demand. It also delivers deeper insight by leveraging multiple data sources without additional licensing fees and restrictions.
“Agencies hold a great deal of data in their public safety systems. But they struggle to extract and share information to better understand and address complex issues,” said Steve Marz, vice president of product management, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “Intergraph InSight Reporting provides an ideal platform to organize information comprehensively into interactive reports and dashboards. It makes reporting much simpler and easier.”
Intergraph InSight Reporting features more than 25 pre-built, standard reports. Users can also build custom dashboards and a wide variety of interactive reports, leveraging Microsoft Report Builder and Power BI. The application seamlessly populates data from I/CAD, and users can easily integrate third-party data sources into their custom reports and dashboards.
The global leader in public safety and security, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. Hexagon’s public safety and security solutions improve the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, increasing performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure has launched Intergraph InSight Reporting, a platform for quickly building and sharing interactive public safety agency reports and dashboards. It delivers data models and pre-built reports for Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD) and also connects to third-party data sources.
Unveiled at HxGN LIVE, Hexagon’s international conference, Intergraph InSight Reporting removes the reliance on specialist data management and analysis skills to prepare source data and develop reports, reducing costs and enabling agencies to respond quicker to their stakeholders’ needs. It increases awareness and improves communication through clear reports delivered automatically or on demand. It also delivers deeper insight by leveraging multiple data sources without additional licensing fees and restrictions.
“Agencies hold a great deal of data in their public safety systems. But they struggle to extract and share information to better understand and address complex issues,” said Steve Marz, vice president of product management, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “Intergraph InSight Reporting provides an ideal platform to organize information comprehensively into interactive reports and dashboards. It makes reporting much simpler and easier.”
Intergraph InSight Reporting features more than 25 pre-built, standard reports. Users can also build custom dashboards and a wide variety of interactive reports, leveraging Microsoft Report Builder and Power BI. The application seamlessly populates data from I/CAD, and users can easily integrate third-party data sources into their custom reports and dashboards.
The global leader in public safety and security, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. Hexagon’s public safety and security solutions improve the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, increasing performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure has launched Intergraph InSight Reporting, a platform for quickly building and sharing interactive public safety agency reports and dashboards. It delivers data models and pre-built reports for Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD) and also connects to third-party data sources.
Unveiled at HxGN LIVE, Hexagon’s international conference, Intergraph InSight Reporting removes the reliance on specialist data management and analysis skills to prepare source data and develop reports, reducing costs and enabling agencies to respond quicker to their stakeholders’ needs. It increases awareness and improves communication through clear reports delivered automatically or on demand. It also delivers deeper insight by leveraging multiple data sources without additional licensing fees and restrictions.
“Agencies hold a great deal of data in their public safety systems. But they struggle to extract and share information to better understand and address complex issues,” said Steve Marz, vice president of product management, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “Intergraph InSight Reporting provides an ideal platform to organize information comprehensively into interactive reports and dashboards. It makes reporting much simpler and easier.”
Intergraph InSight Reporting features more than 25 pre-built, standard reports. Users can also build custom dashboards and a wide variety of interactive reports, leveraging Microsoft Report Builder and Power BI. The application seamlessly populates data from I/CAD, and users can easily integrate third-party data sources into their custom reports and dashboards.
The global leader in public safety and security, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. Hexagon’s public safety and security solutions improve the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, increasing performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure has launched Intergraph InSight Reporting, a platform for quickly building and sharing interactive public safety agency reports and dashboards. It delivers data models and pre-built reports for Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD) and also connects to third-party data sources.
Unveiled at HxGN LIVE, Hexagon’s international conference, Intergraph InSight Reporting removes the reliance on specialist data management and analysis skills to prepare source data and develop reports, reducing costs and enabling agencies to respond quicker to their stakeholders’ needs. It increases awareness and improves communication through clear reports delivered automatically or on demand. It also delivers deeper insight by leveraging multiple data sources without additional licensing fees and restrictions.
“Agencies hold a great deal of data in their public safety systems. But they struggle to extract and share information to better understand and address complex issues,” said Steve Marz, vice president of product management, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “Intergraph InSight Reporting provides an ideal platform to organize information comprehensively into interactive reports and dashboards. It makes reporting much simpler and easier.”
Intergraph InSight Reporting features more than 25 pre-built, standard reports. Users can also build custom dashboards and a wide variety of interactive reports, leveraging Microsoft Report Builder and Power BI. The application seamlessly populates data from I/CAD, and users can easily integrate third-party data sources into their custom reports and dashboards.
The global leader in public safety and security, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. Hexagon’s public safety and security solutions improve the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, increasing performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure has launched Intergraph InSight Reporting, a platform for quickly building and sharing interactive public safety agency reports and dashboards. It delivers data models and pre-built reports for Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD) and also connects to third-party data sources.
Unveiled at HxGN LIVE, Hexagon’s international conference, Intergraph InSight Reporting removes the reliance on specialist data management and analysis skills to prepare source data and develop reports, reducing costs and enabling agencies to respond quicker to their stakeholders’ needs. It increases awareness and improves communication through clear reports delivered automatically or on demand. It also delivers deeper insight by leveraging multiple data sources without additional licensing fees and restrictions.
“Agencies hold a great deal of data in their public safety systems. But they struggle to extract and share information to better understand and address complex issues,” said Steve Marz, vice president of product management, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “Intergraph InSight Reporting provides an ideal platform to organize information comprehensively into interactive reports and dashboards. It makes reporting much simpler and easier.”
Intergraph InSight Reporting features more than 25 pre-built, standard reports. Users can also build custom dashboards and a wide variety of interactive reports, leveraging Microsoft Report Builder and Power BI. The application seamlessly populates data from I/CAD, and users can easily integrate third-party data sources into their custom reports and dashboards.
The global leader in public safety and security, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. Hexagon’s public safety and security solutions improve the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, increasing performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure has launched Intergraph InSight Reporting, a platform for quickly building and sharing interactive public safety agency reports and dashboards. It delivers data models and pre-built reports for Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD) and also connects to third-party data sources.
Unveiled at HxGN LIVE, Hexagon’s international conference, Intergraph InSight Reporting removes the reliance on specialist data management and analysis skills to prepare source data and develop reports, reducing costs and enabling agencies to respond quicker to their stakeholders’ needs. It increases awareness and improves communication through clear reports delivered automatically or on demand. It also delivers deeper insight by leveraging multiple data sources without additional licensing fees and restrictions.
“Agencies hold a great deal of data in their public safety systems. But they struggle to extract and share information to better understand and address complex issues,” said Steve Marz, vice president of product management, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “Intergraph InSight Reporting provides an ideal platform to organize information comprehensively into interactive reports and dashboards. It makes reporting much simpler and easier.”
Intergraph InSight Reporting features more than 25 pre-built, standard reports. Users can also build custom dashboards and a wide variety of interactive reports, leveraging Microsoft Report Builder and Power BI. The application seamlessly populates data from I/CAD, and users can easily integrate third-party data sources into their custom reports and dashboards.
The global leader in public safety and security, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. Hexagon’s public safety and security solutions improve the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, increasing performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Zatímco družice Sentinel-3A systému GMES/Copernicus pokračuje na oběžné dráze ve sběru informací o naší rodné planetě, technici intenzivně pracují na jejím dvojčeti. Sentinel-3B nyní prochází sérií náročných zkoušek před tím, než bude v příštím roce odeslaný na kosmodrom.
Zatímco družice Sentinel-3A systému GMES/Copernicus pokračuje na oběžné dráze ve sběru informací o naší rodné planetě, technici intenzivně pracují na jejím dvojčeti. Sentinel-3B nyní prochází sérií náročných zkoušek před tím, než bude v příštím roce odeslaný na kosmodrom.
The European GNSS Agency (GSA) formally received the keys to the Galileo Reference Centre (GRC) from the Dutch government at a handover ceremony in Noordwijk, the Netherlands, on 12 June.
As part of the ceremony, a key declaration document was signed by GSA Executive Director Carlo des Dorides and Bart van Bolhuis, Director of International Affairs at the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment. The signing ceremony was followed by a presentation on Galileo and the role of the GRC in the Galileo architecture.
This largely ceremonial event means that the GSA now formally has access to the GRC building to install equipment and prepare the facilities for operations. The full right of use of the GRC will be granted to the GSA upon final acceptance of the building by the European Commission and the GSA.
Speaking at the ceremony, des Dorides said that the GSA appreciates the efforts made by the Netherlands to ensure that the GRC building will be of high quality, well prepared to handle the tasks entrusted to it now and in the future.
Watch This: GSA ready for Initial Services
“With the GRC in Noordwijk, the GSA will have a state of the art facility next to the European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC), stimulating both agencies to work more closely together, which is exactly the reason why this location for the GRC was selected,” des Dorides said.
With the GRC, the GSA will have a state of the art facility next to ESTEC
In his speech at the event, van Bolhuis highlighted the effectiveness of cooperation so far. “Thanks to excellent cooperation by all parties we are able to stand here only eight months after the first brick to hand over the key for this future center of excellence of the GSA,” he said.
Following the declaration of Galileo Initial Services in December, the GRC will play a pivotal role in the provision of Galileo services, providing the GSA with independent monitoring of and reporting on Galileo’s performance. In doing so, it will help ensure the provision of high-quality satellite data so users can better rely on and benefit from Galileo.
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) formally received the keys to the Galileo Reference Centre (GRC) from the Dutch government at a handover ceremony in Noordwijk, the Netherlands, on 12 June.
As part of the ceremony, a key declaration document was signed by GSA Executive Director Carlo des Dorides and Bart van Bolhuis, Director of International Affairs at the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment. The signing ceremony was followed by a presentation on Galileo and the role of the GRC in the Galileo architecture.
This largely ceremonial event means that the GSA now formally has access to the GRC building to install equipment and prepare the facilities for operations. The full right of use of the GRC will be granted to the GSA upon final acceptance of the building by the European Commission and the GSA.
Speaking at the ceremony, des Dorides said that the GSA appreciates the efforts made by the Netherlands to ensure that the GRC building will be of high quality, well prepared to handle the tasks entrusted to it now and in the future.
Watch This: GSA ready for Initial Services
“With the GRC in Noordwijk, the GSA will have a state of the art facility next to the European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC), stimulating both agencies to work more closely together, which is exactly the reason why this location for the GRC was selected,” des Dorides said.
With the GRC, the GSA will have a state of the art facility next to ESTEC
In his speech at the event, van Bolhuis highlighted the effectiveness of cooperation so far. “Thanks to excellent cooperation by all parties we are able to stand here only eight months after the first brick to hand over the key for this future center of excellence of the GSA,” he said.
Following the declaration of Galileo Initial Services in December, the GRC will play a pivotal role in the provision of Galileo services, providing the GSA with independent monitoring of and reporting on Galileo’s performance. In doing so, it will help ensure the provision of high-quality satellite data so users can better rely on and benefit from Galileo.
The GRC in Brief
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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) formally received the keys to the Galileo Reference Centre (GRC) from the Dutch government at a handover ceremony in Noordwijk, the Netherlands, on 12 June.
As part of the ceremony, a key declaration document was signed by GSA Executive Director Carlo des Dorides and Bart van Bolhuis, Director of International Affairs at the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment. The signing ceremony was followed by a presentation on Galileo and the role of the GRC in the Galileo architecture.
This largely ceremonial event means that the GSA now formally has access to the GRC building to install equipment and prepare the facilities for operations. The full right of use of the GRC will be granted to the GSA upon final acceptance of the building by the European Commission and the GSA.
Speaking at the ceremony, des Dorides said that the GSA appreciates the efforts made by the Netherlands to ensure that the GRC building will be of high quality, well prepared to handle the tasks entrusted to it now and in the future.
Watch This: GSA ready for Initial Services
“With the GRC in Noordwijk, the GSA will have a state of the art facility next to the European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC), stimulating both agencies to work more closely together, which is exactly the reason why this location for the GRC was selected,” des Dorides said.
With the GRC, the GSA will have a state of the art facility next to ESTEC
In his speech at the event, van Bolhuis highlighted the effectiveness of cooperation so far. “Thanks to excellent cooperation by all parties we are able to stand here only eight months after the first brick to hand over the key for this future center of excellence of the GSA,” he said.
Following the declaration of Galileo Initial Services in December, the GRC will play a pivotal role in the provision of Galileo services, providing the GSA with independent monitoring of and reporting on Galileo’s performance. In doing so, it will help ensure the provision of high-quality satellite data so users can better rely on and benefit from Galileo.
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).