Take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry and get an inside look at the latest trends!
Ready to take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry? Want to get an inside view on how the latest trends are changing the market? Then sign up today to be one of the first to download a free copy of the GSA’s inaugural GNSS User Technology Report.
The 2016 GNSS User Technology Report is the go-to source for comprehensive knowledge and information on the dynamic, global GNSS technology industry and the latest trends. This free, downloadable publication takes an in-depth look at the latest state-of-the-art GNSS receiver technology, along with providing expert analysis on the evolutionary trends that are set to redefine the global GNSS landscape.
The report is set to be officially launched on 4 October as part of the Horizon 2020 Space Information Days in Prague. The two-day GSA-hosted event will introduce the third call for Horizon 2020 proposals and serves as a unique opportunity to learn more about the proposal and selection process, along with hearing first-hand success stories from current Horizon 2020 funded research projects.
The report - a sister publication to the GNSS Market Report - focuses on three key macrosegments:
The 2016 GSA GNSS User Technology Report begins with a comprehensive overview of GNSS user technology. This is followed by a focus on receiver design, innovative signal processing techniques, changes that have an impact on antennas, and GNSS vulnerabilities – and how to mitigate them.
The report then turns to a macrosegment analyses of:
The Report’s also provides a comprehensive overview of all positioning technologies, with a specific look at what lies beyond GNSS in the positioning landscape. A closer look is taken at such augmentation systems as SBAS, PPP solutions, other radio location technologies and non-radio positioning techniques like vision aided navigation.
Take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry and get an inside look at the latest trends – sign up for the alert notification to be among the first to download the GSA’s GNSS User Technology Report now!
Ready to take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry? Want to get an inside view on how the latest trends are changing the market? Then sign up today to be one of the first to download a free copy of the GSA’s inaugural GNSS User Technology Report.
The 2016 GNSS User Technology Report is the go-to source for comprehensive knowledge and information on the dynamic, global GNSS technology industry and the latest trends. This free, downloadable publication takes an in-depth look at the latest state-of-the-art GNSS receiver technology, along with providing expert analysis on the evolutionary trends that are set to redefine the global GNSS landscape.
The report is set to be officially launched on 4 October as part of the Horizon 2020 Space Information Days in Prague. The two-day GSA-hosted event will introduce the third call for Horizon 2020 proposals and serves as a unique opportunity to learn more about the proposal and selection process, along with hearing first-hand success stories from current Horizon 2020 funded research projects.
The report - a sister publication to the GNSS Market Report - focuses on three key macrosegments:
The 2016 GSA GNSS User Technology Report begins with a comprehensive overview of GNSS user technology. This is followed by a focus on receiver design, innovative signal processing techniques, changes that have an impact on antennas, and GNSS vulnerabilities – and how to mitigate them.
The report then turns to a macrosegment analyses of:
The Report’s also provides a comprehensive overview of all positioning technologies, with a specific look at what lies beyond GNSS in the positioning landscape. A closer look is taken at such augmentation systems as SBAS, PPP solutions, other radio location technologies and non-radio positioning techniques like vision aided navigation.
To be one of the first to download a free copy of the 2016 GNSS User Technology Report, sign up here.
Take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry and get an inside look at the latest trends – sign up for the alert notification to be among the first to download the GSA’s GNSS User Technology Report now!
Ready to take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry? Want to get an inside view on how the latest trends are changing the market? Then sign up today to be one of the first to download a free copy of the GSA’s inaugural GNSS User Technology Report.
The 2016 GNSS User Technology Report is the go-to source for comprehensive knowledge and information on the dynamic, global GNSS technology industry and the latest trends. This free, downloadable publication takes an in-depth look at the latest state-of-the-art GNSS receiver technology, along with providing expert analysis on the evolutionary trends that are set to redefine the global GNSS landscape.
The report is set to be officially launched on 4 October as part of the Horizon 2020 Space Information Days in Prague. The two-day GSA-hosted event will introduce the third call for Horizon 2020 proposals and serves as a unique opportunity to learn more about the proposal and selection process, along with hearing first-hand success stories from current Horizon 2020 funded research projects.
The report - a sister publication to the GNSS Market Report - focuses on three key macrosegments:
The 2016 GSA GNSS User Technology Report begins with a comprehensive overview of GNSS user technology. This is followed by a focus on receiver design, innovative signal processing techniques, changes that have an impact on antennas, and GNSS vulnerabilities – and how to mitigate them.
The report then turns to a macrosegment analyses of:
The Report’s also provides a comprehensive overview of all positioning technologies, with a specific look at what lies beyond GNSS in the positioning landscape. A closer look is taken at such augmentation systems as SBAS, PPP solutions, other radio location technologies and non-radio positioning techniques like vision aided navigation.
To be one of the first to download a free copy of the 2016 GNSS User Technology Report, sign up here.
Take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry and get an inside look at the latest trends – sign up for the alert notification to be among the first to download the GSA’s GNSS User Technology Report now!
Ready to take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry? Want to get an inside view on how the latest trends are changing the market? Then sign up today to be one of the first to download a free copy of the GSA’s inaugural GNSS User Technology Report.
The 2016 GNSS User Technology Report is the go-to source for comprehensive knowledge and information on the dynamic, global GNSS technology industry and the latest trends. This free, downloadable publication takes an in-depth look at the latest state-of-the-art GNSS receiver technology, along with providing expert analysis on the evolutionary trends that are set to redefine the global GNSS landscape.
The report is set to be officially launched on 4 October as part of the Horizon 2020 Space Information Days in Prague. The two-day GSA-hosted event will introduce the third call for Horizon 2020 proposals and serves as a unique opportunity to learn more about the proposal and selection process, along with hearing first-hand success stories from current Horizon 2020 funded research projects.
The report - a sister publication to the GNSS Market Report - focuses on three key macrosegments:
The 2016 GSA GNSS User Technology Report begins with a comprehensive overview of GNSS user technology. This is followed by a focus on receiver design, innovative signal processing techniques, changes that have an impact on antennas, and GNSS vulnerabilities – and how to mitigate them.
The report then turns to a macrosegment analyses of:
The Report’s also provides a comprehensive overview of all positioning technologies, with a specific look at what lies beyond GNSS in the positioning landscape. A closer look is taken at such augmentation systems as SBAS, PPP solutions, other radio location technologies and non-radio positioning techniques like vision aided navigation.
To be one of the first to download a free copy of the 2016 GNSS User Technology Report, sign up here.
Take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry and get an inside look at the latest trends – sign up for the alert notification to be among the first to download the GSA’s GNSS User Technology Report now!
Ready to take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry? Want to get an inside view on how the latest trends are changing the market? Then sign up today to be one of the first to download a free copy of the GSA’s inaugural GNSS User Technology Report.
The 2016 GNSS User Technology Report is the go-to source for comprehensive knowledge and information on the dynamic, global GNSS technology industry and the latest trends. This free, downloadable publication takes an in-depth look at the latest state-of-the-art GNSS receiver technology, along with providing expert analysis on the evolutionary trends that are set to redefine the global GNSS landscape.
The report is set to be officially launched on 4 October as part of the Horizon 2020 Space Information Days in Prague. The two-day GSA-hosted event will introduce the third call for Horizon 2020 proposals and serves as a unique opportunity to learn more about the proposal and selection process, along with hearing first-hand success stories from current Horizon 2020 funded research projects.
The report - a sister publication to the GNSS Market Report - focuses on three key macrosegments:
The 2016 GSA GNSS User Technology Report begins with a comprehensive overview of GNSS user technology. This is followed by a focus on receiver design, innovative signal processing techniques, changes that have an impact on antennas, and GNSS vulnerabilities – and how to mitigate them.
The report then turns to a macrosegment analyses of:
The Report’s also provides a comprehensive overview of all positioning technologies, with a specific look at what lies beyond GNSS in the positioning landscape. A closer look is taken at such augmentation systems as SBAS, PPP solutions, other radio location technologies (LPWAN, Wi-Fi, UWB) and non-radio positioning techniques like vision aided navigation.
To be one of the first to download a free copy of the 2016 GNSS User Technology Report, sign up here.
Take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry and get an inside look at the latest trends – sign up for the alert notification to be among the first to download the GSA’s GNSS User Technology Report now!
Ready to take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry? Want to get an inside view on how the latest trends are changing the market? Then sign up today to be one of the first to download a free copy of the GSA’s inaugural GNSS User Technology Report.
The 2016 GNSS User Technology Report is the go-to source for comprehensive knowledge and information on the dynamic, global GNSS technology industry and the latest trends. This free, downloadable publication takes an in-depth look at the latest state-of-the-art GNSS receiver technology, along with providing expert analysis on the evolutionary trends that are set to redefine the global GNSS landscape.
The report is set to be officially launched on 4 October as part of the Horizon 2020 Space Information Days in Prague. The two-day GSA-hosted event will introduce the third call for Horizon 2020 proposals and serves as a unique opportunity to learn more about the proposal and selection process, along with hearing first-hand success stories from current Horizon 2020 funded research projects.
The report - a sister publication to the GNSS Market Report - focuses on three key macrosegments:
The 2016 GSA GNSS User Technology Report begins with a comprehensive overview of GNSS user technology. This is followed by a focus on receiver design, innovative signal processing techniques, changes that have an impact on antennas, and GNSS vulnerabilities – and how to mitigate them.
The report then turns to a macrosegment analyses of:
The Report’s also provides a comprehensive overview of all positioning technologies, with a specific look at what lies beyond GNSS in the positioning landscape. A closer look is taken at such augmentation systems as SBAS, PPP solutions, other radio location technologies and non-radio positioning techniques like vision aided navigation.
To be one of the first to download a free copy of the 2016 GNSS User Technology Report, sign up here.
Take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry and get an inside look at the latest trends – sign up for the alert notification to be among the first to download the GSA’s GNSS User Technology Report now!
Ready to take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry? Want to get an inside view on how the latest trends are changing the market? Then sign up today to be one of the first to download a free copy of the GSA’s inaugural GNSS User Technology Report.
The 2016 GNSS User Technology Report is the go-to source for comprehensive knowledge and information on the dynamic, global GNSS technology industry and the latest trends. This free, downloadable publication takes an in-depth look at the latest state-of-the-art GNSS receiver technology, along with providing expert analysis on the evolutionary trends that are set to redefine the global GNSS landscape.
The report is set to be officially launched on 4 October as part of the Horizon 2020 Space Information Days in Prague. The two-day GSA-hosted event will introduce the third call for Horizon 2020 proposals and serves as a unique opportunity to learn more about the proposal and selection process, along with hearing first-hand success stories from current Horizon 2020 funded research projects.
The report - a sister publication to the GNSS Market Report - focuses on three key macrosegments:
The 2016 GSA GNSS User Technology Report begins with a comprehensive overview of GNSS user technology. This is followed by a focus on receiver design, innovative signal processing techniques, changes that have an impact on antennas, and GNSS vulnerabilities – and how to mitigate them.
The report then turns to a macrosegment analyses of:
The Report’s also provides a comprehensive overview of all positioning technologies, with a specific look at what lies beyond GNSS in the positioning landscape. A closer look is taken at such augmentation systems as SBAS, PPP solutions, other radio location technologies (LPWAN, Wi-Fi, UWB) and non-radio positioning techniques like vision aided navigation.
To be one of the first to download a free copy of the 2016 GNSS User Technology Report, sign up here.
Take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry and get an inside look at the latest trends – sign up for the alert notification to be among the first to download the GSA’s GNSS User Technology Report now!
Ready to take the pulse of the GNSS user technology industry? Want to get an inside view on how the latest trends are changing the market? Then sign up today to be one of the first to download a free copy of the GSA’s inaugural GNSS User Technology Report.
The 2016 GNSS User Technology Report is the go-to source for comprehensive knowledge and information on the dynamic, global GNSS technology industry and the latest trends. This free, downloadable publication takes an in-depth look at the latest state-of-the-art GNSS receiver technology, along with providing expert analysis on the evolutionary trends that are set to redefine the global GNSS landscape.
The report is set to be officially launched on 4 October as part of the Horizon 2020 Space Information Days in Prague. The two-day GSA-hosted event will introduce the third call for Horizon 2020 proposals and serves as a unique opportunity to learn more about the proposal and selection process, along with hearing first-hand success stories from current Horizon 2020 funded research projects.
The report - a sister publication to the GNSS Market Report - focuses on three key macrosegments:
The 2016 GSA GNSS User Technology Report begins with a comprehensive overview of GNSS user technology. This is followed by a focus on receiver design, innovative signal processing techniques, changes that have an impact on antennas, and GNSS vulnerabilities – and how to mitigate them.
The report then turns to a macrosegment analyses of:
The Report’s also provides a comprehensive overview of all positioning technologies, with a specific look at what lies beyond GNSS in the positioning landscape. A closer look is taken at such augmentation systems as SBAS, PPP solutions, other radio location technologies and non-radio positioning techniques like vision aided navigation.
To be one of the first to download a free copy of the 2016 GNSS User Technology Report, sign up here.
Oznámení o vyhlášení výběrového řízení na služební místo odborný rada v oddělení právní vztahy k nemovitostem na Katastrálním pracovišti Pelhřimov, místo výkonu služby Pelhřimov zde.
ESA a Enterprise Estonia podepsaly dohodu, která zjednodušuje jednomu z nejnovějších členských států ESA přístup k datům z družic Sentinel systému GMES/Copernicus.
ESA a Enterprise Estonia podepsaly dohodu, která zjednodušuje jednomu z nejnovějších členských států ESA přístup k datům z družic Sentinel systému GMES/Copernicus.
Bentley Systems announces OpenRoads ConceptStation, a conceptual modeling application that empowers highway engineering professionals to quickly create conceptual road and bridge models in a matter of hours – not days. OpenRoads ConceptStation enables rapid and iterative conceptual and preliminary design, leveraging contextual information obtained through point clouds, reality meshes, GIS, and other sources.
OpenRoads ConceptStation combines engineering drawing tools and project costs to facilitate better decision making in the conceptual design phase of a project. Benefits include increasing design productivity, identifying potential high-risk items, and minimizing project development costs. Once the optimal design is identified, the user can easily upload the model to OpenRoads and OpenBridge to streamline highway and bridge design.
OpenRoads ConceptStation models can be brought forward in their entirety for detailed design work into OpenRoads Designer, ensuring that both the work and the data generated in conceptual design is preserved and progressed as the project moves from concept through construction.
Key capabilities include:
“OpenRoads ConceptStation allows HNTB to easily assemble existing condition data from different sources in the beginning of a project. From this base information, we are able to create multiple design alternatives for business development, as both an owner-representative or when working collaboratively with our partners. Using OpenRoads ConceptStation, we can identify high-cost items and issues and propose alternative technical concepts when appropriate for our clients. This conceptual design application helps us reduce costs while creating more optimal designs for our clients,” said Mark Urban, senior vice president, design-build projects, HNTB Corporation.
“PTV Vissim is recognized in the US market as the industry-standard software for microscopic traffic simulation. We are continually working on evolving our solution to ensure that we anticipate market requirements. By collaborating closely with Bentley on OpenRoads ConceptStation, customers of both companies benefit. Bentley and PTV Group now offer clients a smooth and convenient workflow process that integrates two of the leading global design and traffic engineering software platforms,” said Miller Crockart, vice president, global sales and marketing, traffic software, PTV Group.
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Engineers and designers can evaluate more options with associated costs during the planning and pre-bid stage of the project.
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Draw roads, bridges, guardrails, streetlights, and more in hours using engineering-friendly drawing tools that adhere to AASHTO standards.
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Bentley Systems announces OpenRoads Navigator CONNECT Edition, an innovative application that provides civil and transportation professionals an easy-to-use, dynamic product for quick access to civil design information in the field. OpenRoads Navigator supports Windows, iOS, and Android.
Key capabilities include:
“We are extremely excited about OpenRoads Navigator. This mobile application lets us publish our data-rich 3D models, design planimetrics, and linked project documentation to a single easy-to-use platform. No other application available today is as flexible and robust with publishing, redlining, issues tracking, and civil data intelligence as OpenRoads Navigator. It is clear that Bentley is doing something truly innovative by delivering a platform that will eventually replace all the functions of a traditional paper- or PDF-based plan set while giving field crews tools and capabilities in the field that have historically only been available to staff using desktop applications back at the office,” said Terry Walters, software and technology evangelist, HW Lochner.
OpenRoads Navigator is built specifically for civil engineers, surveyors, designers, and other professionals to use while working in the field. The application helps users make faster, more informed decisions throughout the lifecycle of a project, reducing project risk. OpenRoads Navigator supports teams working together to speed approvals and resolve issues during design, construction, and operations. In addition, the application integrates with ProjectWise to support collaboration with all team members for faster resolution of issues in the field.
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OpenRoads Navigator 3D in the Field
OpenRoads Navigator makes it easy to work with 2D or 3D designs in the field allowing users to access all project information associated with a project.
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OpenRoads Navigator is available on Windows, iOS, and Android to ensure users have the right information at the right time to help save time, reduce errors, and make better decisions with the latest project information.
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Halton Regional Police Service of Ontario, Canada, has been named a 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award honoree for its use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure software. This prestigious honor recognizes innovative big data initiatives that have delivered significant business value.
To better manage growing demand on public safety services, Halton Regional Police Service created a new Police Analytics unit with a mandate to exploit data to make policing more efficient and effective. Working with Hexagon, the police department deployed Hexagon’s Intergraph Business Intelligence for Public Safety and built a data warehouse that consolidated data from various sources.
All police data is now processed through the system. Each individual action performed by officers is time-stamped and classified based on the nature of the activity. The data is analyzed to enable proactive and preventative operations. Armed with monthly, quarterly and annual performance measures, the agency quantifies officer activities, allowing supervisors to better determine how to allocate teams to improve public safety.
“Hexagon’s Intergraph Business Intelligence for Public Safety product is a key component of our analytical infrastructure. It provides the raw materials that our analysts turn into actionable insights that support the Service,” said Police Analytics Coordinator Joseph Glover, Halton Regional Police Service.
The Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice awards program was launched in 2013 by IDG’s Computerworld editorial team to recognize organizations that are mining big data to analyze and predict business trends and monetize this information. Organizations were asked to complete questionnaires detailing their big data projects, which were then reviewed by the Computerworld editorial team. From those questionnaires, honorees were selected for their ability to achieve business benefits through big data and demonstrate real-world results and best practices. The Data+ Editors’ Choice Awards honorees and their achievements are highlighted in a special feature on Computerworld.com and in the September issue of Computerworld.
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.
Halton Regional Police Service of Ontario, Canada, has been named a 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award honoree for its use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure software. This prestigious honor recognizes innovative big data initiatives that have delivered significant business value.
To better manage growing demand on public safety services, Halton Regional Police Service created a new Police Analytics unit with a mandate to exploit data to make policing more efficient and effective. Working with Hexagon, the police department deployed Hexagon’s Intergraph Business Intelligence for Public Safety and built a data warehouse that consolidated data from various sources.
All police data is now processed through the system. Each individual action performed by officers is time-stamped and classified based on the nature of the activity. The data is analyzed to enable proactive and preventative operations. Armed with monthly, quarterly and annual performance measures, the agency quantifies officer activities, allowing supervisors to better determine how to allocate teams to improve public safety.
“Hexagon’s Intergraph Business Intelligence for Public Safety product is a key component of our analytical infrastructure. It provides the raw materials that our analysts turn into actionable insights that support the Service,” said Police Analytics Coordinator Joseph Glover, Halton Regional Police Service.
The Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice awards program was launched in 2013 by IDG’s Computerworld editorial team to recognize organizations that are mining big data to analyze and predict business trends and monetize this information. Organizations were asked to complete questionnaires detailing their big data projects, which were then reviewed by the Computerworld editorial team. From those questionnaires, honorees were selected for their ability to achieve business benefits through big data and demonstrate real-world results and best practices. The Data+ Editors’ Choice Awards honorees and their achievements are highlighted in a special feature on Computerworld.com and in the September issue of Computerworld.
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.
Halton Regional Police Service of Ontario, Canada, has been named a 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award honoree for its use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure software. This prestigious honor recognizes innovative big data initiatives that have delivered significant business value.
To better manage growing demand on public safety services, Halton Regional Police Service created a new Police Analytics unit with a mandate to exploit data to make policing more efficient and effective. Working with Hexagon, the police department deployed Hexagon’s Intergraph Business Intelligence for Public Safety and built a data warehouse that consolidated data from various sources.
All police data is now processed through the system. Each individual action performed by officers is time-stamped and classified based on the nature of the activity. The data is analyzed to enable proactive and preventative operations. Armed with monthly, quarterly and annual performance measures, the agency quantifies officer activities, allowing supervisors to better determine how to allocate teams to improve public safety.
“Hexagon’s Intergraph Business Intelligence for Public Safety product is a key component of our analytical infrastructure. It provides the raw materials that our analysts turn into actionable insights that support the Service,” said Police Analytics Coordinator Joseph Glover, Halton Regional Police Service.
The Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice awards program was launched in 2013 by IDG’s Computerworld editorial team to recognize organizations that are mining big data to analyze and predict business trends and monetize this information. Organizations were asked to complete questionnaires detailing their big data projects, which were then reviewed by the Computerworld editorial team. From those questionnaires, honorees were selected for their ability to achieve business benefits through big data and demonstrate real-world results and best practices. The Data+ Editors’ Choice Awards honorees and their achievements are highlighted in a special feature on Computerworld.com and in the September issue of Computerworld.
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.
Halton Regional Police Service of Ontario, Canada, has been named a 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award honoree for its use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure software. This prestigious honor recognizes innovative big data initiatives that have delivered significant business value.
To better manage growing demand on public safety services, Halton Regional Police Service created a new Police Analytics unit with a mandate to exploit data to make policing more efficient and effective. Working with Hexagon, the police department deployed Hexagon’s Intergraph Business Intelligence for Public Safety and built a data warehouse that consolidated data from various sources.
All police data is now processed through the system. Each individual action performed by officers is time-stamped and classified based on the nature of the activity. The data is analyzed to enable proactive and preventative operations. Armed with monthly, quarterly and annual performance measures, the agency quantifies officer activities, allowing supervisors to better determine how to allocate teams to improve public safety.
“Hexagon’s Intergraph Business Intelligence for Public Safety product is a key component of our analytical infrastructure. It provides the raw materials that our analysts turn into actionable insights that support the Service,” said Police Analytics Coordinator Joseph Glover, Halton Regional Police Service.
The Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice awards program was launched in 2013 by IDG’s Computerworld editorial team to recognize organizations that are mining big data to analyze and predict business trends and monetize this information. Organizations were asked to complete questionnaires detailing their big data projects, which were then reviewed by the Computerworld editorial team. From those questionnaires, honorees were selected for their ability to achieve business benefits through big data and demonstrate real-world results and best practices. The Data+ Editors’ Choice Awards honorees and their achievements are highlighted in a special feature on Computerworld.com and in the September issue of Computerworld.
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.
Halton Regional Police Service of Ontario, Canada, has been named a 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award honoree for its use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure software. This prestigious honor recognizes innovative big data initiatives that have delivered significant business value.
To better manage growing demand on public safety services, Halton Regional Police Service created a new Police Analytics unit with a mandate to exploit data to make policing more efficient and effective. Working with Hexagon, the police department deployed Hexagon’s Intergraph Business Intelligence for Public Safety and built a data warehouse that consolidated data from various sources.
All police data is now processed through the system. Each individual action performed by officers is time-stamped and classified based on the nature of the activity. The data is analyzed to enable proactive and preventative operations. Armed with monthly, quarterly and annual performance measures, the agency quantifies officer activities, allowing supervisors to better determine how to allocate teams to improve public safety.
“Hexagon’s Intergraph Business Intelligence for Public Safety product is a key component of our analytical infrastructure. It provides the raw materials that our analysts turn into actionable insights that support the Service,” said Police Analytics Coordinator Joseph Glover, Halton Regional Police Service.
The Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice awards program was launched in 2013 by IDG’s Computerworld editorial team to recognize organizations that are mining big data to analyze and predict business trends and monetize this information. Organizations were asked to complete questionnaires detailing their big data projects, which were then reviewed by the Computerworld editorial team. From those questionnaires, honorees were selected for their ability to achieve business benefits through big data and demonstrate real-world results and best practices. The Data+ Editors’ Choice Awards honorees and their achievements are highlighted in a special feature on Computerworld.com and in the September issue of Computerworld.
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.
Halton Regional Police Service of Ontario, Canada, has been named a 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award honoree for its use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure software. This prestigious honor recognizes innovative big data initiatives that have delivered significant business value.
To better manage growing demand on public safety services, Halton Regional Police Service created a new Police Analytics unit with a mandate to exploit data to make policing more efficient and effective. Working with Hexagon, the police department deployed Hexagon’s Intergraph Business Intelligence for Public Safety and built a data warehouse that consolidated data from various sources.
All police data is now processed through the system. Each individual action performed by officers is time-stamped and classified based on the nature of the activity. The data is analyzed to enable proactive and preventative operations. Armed with monthly, quarterly and annual performance measures, the agency quantifies officer activities, allowing supervisors to better determine how to allocate teams to improve public safety.
“Hexagon’s Intergraph Business Intelligence for Public Safety product is a key component of our analytical infrastructure. It provides the raw materials that our analysts turn into actionable insights that support the Service,” said Police Analytics Coordinator Joseph Glover, Halton Regional Police Service.
The Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice awards program was launched in 2013 by IDG’s Computerworld editorial team to recognize organizations that are mining big data to analyze and predict business trends and monetize this information. Organizations were asked to complete questionnaires detailing their big data projects, which were then reviewed by the Computerworld editorial team. From those questionnaires, honorees were selected for their ability to achieve business benefits through big data and demonstrate real-world results and best practices. The Data+ Editors’ Choice Awards honorees and their achievements are highlighted in a special feature on Computerworld.com and in the September issue of Computerworld.
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.
Halton Regional Police Service of Ontario, Canada, has been named a 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award honoree for its use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure software. This prestigious honor recognizes innovative big data initiatives that have delivered significant business value.
To better manage growing demand on public safety services, Halton Regional Police Service created a new Police Analytics unit with a mandate to exploit data to make policing more efficient and effective. Working with Hexagon, the police department deployed Hexagon’s Intergraph Business Intelligence for Public Safety and built a data warehouse that consolidated data from various sources.
All police data is now processed through the system. Each individual action performed by officers is time-stamped and classified based on the nature of the activity. The data is analyzed to enable proactive and preventative operations. Armed with monthly, quarterly and annual performance measures, the agency quantifies officer activities, allowing supervisors to better determine how to allocate teams to improve public safety.
“Hexagon’s Intergraph Business Intelligence for Public Safety product is a key component of our analytical infrastructure. It provides the raw materials that our analysts turn into actionable insights that support the Service,” said Police Analytics Coordinator Joseph Glover, Halton Regional Police Service.
The Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice awards program was launched in 2013 by IDG’s Computerworld editorial team to recognize organizations that are mining big data to analyze and predict business trends and monetize this information. Organizations were asked to complete questionnaires detailing their big data projects, which were then reviewed by the Computerworld editorial team. From those questionnaires, honorees were selected for their ability to achieve business benefits through big data and demonstrate real-world results and best practices. The Data+ Editors’ Choice Awards honorees and their achievements are highlighted in a special feature on Computerworld.com and in the September issue of Computerworld.
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.
ESA zahájila přípravu kosmonautů, aby byli schopni identifikovat planetární geologické útvary v rámci budoucích misí na Měsíc, Mars a asteroidy. Nyní Luca Parmitano (Itálie) a Pedro Duque (Španělsko) pracují s předními evropskými planetárními geology během terénních prací v italském Bressanone, aby si osvojili jejich znalosti a zkušenosti.
ESA zahájila přípravu kosmonautů, aby byli schopni identifikovat planetární geologické útvary v rámci budoucích misí na Měsíc, Mars a asteroidy. Nyní Luca Parmitano (Itálie) a Pedro Duque (Španělsko) pracují s předními evropskými planetárními geology během terénních prací v italském Bressanone, aby si osvojili jejich znalosti a zkušenosti.
Pokud stále ještě nejste pevně rozhodnuti zúčastnit se letošního 22. ročníku konference Setkání uživatelů produktů a služeb společností GEPRO & ATLAS,pak nyní se již rozhodnout můžete.… >>
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Nepořádek v pachtovních smlouvách pro vlastníka půdy znamená ušlý pacht, pro zemědělce riziko, že vlastník půdu propachtuje někomu jinému. Hlídat ale aktuálnost smluv a neustálé změny vlastníků v katastru nemovitostí je mnohdy nad lidské síly, nemyslíte?
Efektivní správa majetku podle nás znamená pořádek v dokumentech a co nejméně času stráveného administrativou. Proto je založení pachtovní smlouvy v aplikaci Clever Assets otázkou 3 minut. Vše již máte přichystáno, stačí doplnit propachtovatele či pachtýře, parcely a zvolit šablonu pachtovní smlouvy.
Jak založit pachtovní smlouvu v CleverAssets?
Nejdříve je potřeba vyplnit základní informace, jako jsou smluvní strany (pachtýř a propachtovatel), zda se jedná o smlouvu na dobu určitou nebo neurčitou, podmínky výpovědi, předkupní právo a podpropachtování. Je možné zvolit šablonu s již přednastavenými kritérii. Je zde prostor i na poznámky z jednání mezi propachtovatelem a pachtýřem.
Dalším krokem je přidání parcel výběrem ze seznamu všech parcel propachtovatele. Automaticky se tak zobrazí přehledný seznam všech parcel, které budou součástí smlouvy, který je navíc doplněn mapovým oknem, kde jsou všechny vybrané parcely zobrazeny nad ortofotem a dotčenými půdními bloky.
Každou z parcel je možné samostatně jednoduše editovat a nebo ze seznamu odebrat. Můžeme zadat informaci o propachtované ploše, o úhradě daně z nemovitých věcí a editovat i druh pozemku podle skutečnosti.
Nakonec je potřeba zvolit způsob výpočtu pachtovného, jeho výši a výplatní termín, je zde i možnost počítat pachtovné s náhradou daně či bez ní.
VZOR PACHTOVNÍ SMLOUVY včetně přílohy je ke stažení zde.
Jak aplikace funguje si můžete sami zdarma vyzkoušet v našem demu, ke kterému lze získat přístup na stránkách www.cleverassets.cz.
Nepořádek v pachtovních smlouvách pro vlastníka půdy znamená ušlý pacht, pro zemědělce riziko, že vlastník půdu propachtuje někomu jinému. Hlídat ale aktuálnost smluv a neustálé změny vlastníků v katastru nemovitostí je mnohdy nad lidské síly, nemyslíte?
Efektivní správa majetku podle nás znamená pořádek v dokumentech a co nejméně času stráveného administrativou. Proto je založení pachtovní smlouvy v aplikaci Clever Assets otázkou 3 minut. Vše již máte přichystáno, stačí doplnit propachtovatele či pachtýře, parcely a zvolit šablonu pachtovní smlouvy.
Jak založit pachtovní smlouvu v CleverAssets?
Nejdříve je potřeba vyplnit základní informace, jako jsou smluvní strany (pachtýř a propachtovatel), zda se jedná o smlouvu na dobu určitou nebo neurčitou, podmínky výpovědi, předkupní právo a podpropachtování. Je možné zvolit šablonu s již přednastavenými kritérii. Je zde prostor i na poznámky z jednání mezi propachtovatelem a pachtýřem.
Dalším krokem je přidání parcel výběrem ze seznamu všech parcel propachtovatele. Automaticky se tak zobrazí přehledný seznam všech parcel, které budou součástí smlouvy, který je navíc doplněn mapovým oknem, kde jsou všechny vybrané parcely zobrazeny nad ortofotem a dotčenými půdními bloky.
Každou z parcel je možné samostatně jednoduše editovat a nebo ze seznamu odebrat. Můžeme zadat informaci o propachtované ploše, o úhradě daně z nemovitých věcí a editovat i druh pozemku podle skutečnosti.
Nakonec je potřeba zvolit způsob výpočtu pachtovného, jeho výši a výplatní termín, je zde i možnost počítat pachtovné s náhradou daně či bez ní.
VZOR PACHTOVNÍ SMLOUVY včetně přílohy je ke stažení zde.
Jak aplikace funguje si můžete sami zdarma vyzkoušet v našem demu, ke kterému lze získat přístup na stránkách www.cleverassets.cz.
Již podruhé jsme se aktivně jako partner zúčastnili Dopravní konference a Dopravního veletrhu v Pardubicích. Skvěle zorganizovaná akce přitáhla desítky odborníků z oblasti silniční, železniční, letecké i vodní dopravy. S klíčovými příspěvky vystoupili zástupci Ministerstva dopravy, SFDI, Ředitelství silnic a dálnic ČR, ŠŽDC, Pardubického kraje a Správy a údržby silnic Pardubického kraje. Náš CEO prezentoval výsledky projektu plošné analýzy majetkoprávnich vztahů pod silnicemi v Pardubickém kraji, ze které vyplývá, že až 24 % plochy ideálních silničních pozemků patří jiným vlastníkům. Současně představil naše aplikace SyMAP a DiMAP, které správcům infrastruktury pomáhají tento problém efektivně řešit.
Naše řešení jsme pak zájemcům prezentovali na navazujícím veletrhu.
Join the European GNSS Agency at ION GNSS+ – the world’s largest technical meeting and showcase of GNSS technology, products and services – to discover what’s next in smartphone innovation and mass market GNSS chipsets and the contribution of Galileo.
Once thought to be only applicable to professional GNSS applications, soon Galileo and GPS will bring E5/L5 capacity that, used in combination with E1/L1, may become the next opportunity for innovative mass market applications. Thanks to research into the potential applicability to mass market chipsets conducted by the GSA, along with testing carried out by Broadcom, E5/L5 capability has the potential to become the second frequency for mass market use.
However, this development also raises a number of questions:
During a special session on Galileo and LBS, held in conjunction with ION GNSS+, experts from the GSA and Broadcom will provide insight into these questions and more. With Galileo Initial Services set to launch in the coming months, speakers will provide a general overview of the programme and the role it will play in Location Based Services (LBS), along with specifically addressing the advantages that E5/L5 capability offers chipsets and receivers. Experts will also explore what further actions are needed to ensure an effective implantation into the mass market.
‘With E5/L5 capability added to the E1/L1, chipsets and receivers will benefit from better accuracy, ionosphere error cancellation, improved code tracking pseudorange estimate and faster transition from code tracking to phase tracking, among others’, says GSA Market Development Officer, Reinhard Blasi, who will be speaking at the session.
‘The strength of the Galileo signal, together with an advanced code modulations, makes Galileo better at mitigating multipath effects – especially in E5. The combination of the two frequencies E1/L1 and E5/L5 significantly contributes to reducing errors in urban environments. This feature has already attracted the attention of the automotive sector and is now beginning to interest makers of consumer devices, such as the smartphones’, adds GSA Deputy Head of Market Development, Fiammetta Diani.
Galileo Becoming a Standard FeatureAccording to a recent GSA study, nearly 60% of all available receivers, chipset and modules support a minimum of two constellations. Of these, nearly 40% are Galileo compatible – a figure that is increasing every day. Furthermore, knowing that the top three providers of smartphone chips are on track to be Galileo compatible by the time Initial Services are declared later this year, the actual market share is likely to be much higher than the suggested 40%. All of this clearly shows that a multi-constellation capability that includes Galileo is becoming a standard feature across all market segments. |
The session is scheduled for Thursday, 15 September from 16:00 – 16:45 in Room C124 of the Portland Convention Center. ION GNSS+, the world’s largest technical meeting and showcase of GNSS technology, products and services, runs from 12 – 16 September in Portland, Oregon (USA). More information and registration can be found here.
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).
Join the European GNSS Agency at ION GNSS+ – the world’s largest technical meeting and showcase of GNSS technology, products and services – to discover what’s next in smartphone innovation and mass market GNSS chipsets and the contribution of Galileo.
Once thought to be only applicable to professional GNSS applications, soon Galileo and GPS will bring E5/L5 capacity that, used in combination with E1/L1, may become the next opportunity for innovative mass market applications. Thanks to research into the potential applicability to mass market chipsets conducted by the GSA, along with testing carried out by Broadcom, E5/L5 capability has the potential to become the second frequency for mass market use.
However, this development also raises a number of questions:
During a special session on Galileo and LBS, held in conjunction with ION GNSS+, experts from the GSA and Broadcom will provide insight into these questions and more. With Galileo Initial Services set to launch in the coming months, speakers will provide a general overview of the programme and the role it will play in Location Based Services (LBS), along with specifically addressing the advantages that E5/L5 capability offers chipsets and receivers. Experts will also explore what further actions are needed to ensure an effective implantation into the mass market.
‘With E5/L5 capability added to the E1/L1, chipsets and receivers will benefit from better accuracy, ionosphere error cancellation, improved code tracking pseudorange estimate and faster transition from code tracking to phase tracking, among others’, says GSA Market Development Officer, Reinhard Blasi, who will be speaking at the session.
‘The strength of the Galileo signal, together with an advanced code modulations, makes Galileo better at mitigating multipath effects – especially in E5. The combination of the two frequencies E1/L1 and E5/L5 significantly contributes to reducing errors in urban environments. This feature has already attracted the attention of the automotive sector and is now beginning to interest makers of consumer devices, such as the smartphones’, adds GSA Deputy Head of Market Development, Fiammetta Diani.
Galileo Becoming a Standard FeatureAccording to a recent GSA study, nearly 60% of all available receivers, chipset and modules support a minimum of two constellations. Of these, nearly 40% are Galileo compatible – a figure that is increasing every day. Furthermore, knowing that the top three providers of smartphone chips are on track to be Galileo compatible by the time Initial Services are declared later this year, the actual market share is likely to be much higher than the suggested 40%. All of this clearly shows that a multi-constellation capability that includes Galileo is becoming a standard feature across all market segments. |
The session is scheduled for Thursday, 15 September from 16:00 – 16:45 in Room C124 of the Portland Convention Center. ION GNSS+, the world’s largest technical meeting and showcase of GNSS technology, products and services, runs from 12 – 16 September in Portland, Oregon (USA). More information and registration can be found here.
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).
Join the European GNSS Agency at ION GNSS+ – the world’s largest technical meeting and showcase of GNSS technology, products and services – to discover what’s next in smartphone innovation and mass market GNSS chipsets and the contribution of Galileo.
Once thought to be only applicable to professional GNSS applications, soon Galileo and GPS will bring E5/L5 capacity that, used in combination with E1/L1, may become the next opportunity for innovative mass market applications. Thanks to research into the potential applicability to mass market chipsets conducted by the GSA, along with testing carried out by Broadcom, E5/L5 capability has the potential to become the second frequency for mass market use.
However, this development also raises a number of questions:
During a special session on Galileo and LBS, held in conjunction with ION GNSS+, experts from the GSA and Broadcom will provide insight into these questions and more. With Galileo Initial Services set to launch in the coming months, speakers will provide a general overview of the programme and the role it will play in Location Based Services (LBS), along with specifically addressing the advantages that E5/L5 capability offers chipsets and receivers. Experts will also explore what further actions are needed to ensure an effective implantation into the mass market.
‘With E5/L5 capability added to the E1/L1, chipsets and receivers will benefit from better accuracy, ionosphere error cancellation, improved code tracking pseudorange estimate and faster transition from code tracking to phase tracking, among others’, says GSA Market Development Officer, Reinhard Blasi, who will be speaking at the session.
‘The strength of the Galileo signal, together with an advanced code modulations, makes Galileo better at mitigating multipath effects – especially in E5. The combination of the two frequencies E1/L1 and E5/L5 significantly contributes to reducing errors in urban environments. This feature has already attracted the attention of the automotive sector and is now beginning to interest makers of consumer devices, such as the smartphones’, adds GSA Deputy Head of Market Development, Fiammetta Diani.
Galileo Becoming a Standard FeatureAccording to a recent GSA study, nearly 60% of all available receivers, chipset and modules support a minimum of two constellations. Of these, nearly 40% are Galileo compatible – a figure that is increasing every day. Furthermore, knowing that the top three providers of smartphone chips are on track to be Galileo compatible by the time Initial Services are declared later this year, the actual market share is likely to be much higher than the suggested 40%. All of this clearly shows that a multi-constellation capability that includes Galileo is becoming a standard feature across all market segments. |
The session is scheduled for Thursday, 15 September from 16:00 – 16:45 in Room C124 of the Portland Convention Center. ION GNSS+, the world’s largest technical meeting and showcase of GNSS technology, products and services, runs from 12 – 16 September in Portland, Oregon (USA). More information and registration can be found here.
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).
Join the European GNSS Agency at ION GNSS+ – the world’s largest technical meeting and showcase of GNSS technology, products and services – to discover what’s next in smartphone innovation and mass market GNSS chipsets and the contribution of Galileo.
Once thought to be only applicable to professional GNSS applications, soon Galileo and GPS will bring E5/L5 capacity that, used in combination with E1/L1, may become the next opportunity for innovative mass market applications. Thanks to research into the potential applicability to mass market chipsets conducted by the GSA, along with testing carried out by Broadcom, E5/L5 capability has the potential to become the second frequency for mass market use.
However, this development also raises a number of questions:
During a special session on Galileo and LBS, held in conjunction with ION GNSS+, experts from the GSA and Broadcom will provide insight into these questions and more. With Galileo Initial Services set to launch in the coming months, speakers will provide a general overview of the programme and the role it will play in Location Based Services (LBS), along with specifically addressing the advantages that E5/L5 capability offers chipsets and receivers. Experts will also explore what further actions are needed to ensure an effective implantation into the mass market.
‘With E5/L5 capability added to the E1/L1, chipsets and receivers will benefit from better accuracy, ionosphere error cancellation, improved code tracking pseudorange estimate and faster transition from code tracking to phase tracking, among others’, says GSA Market Development Officer, Reinhard Blasi, who will be speaking at the session.
‘The strength of the Galileo signal, together with an advanced code modulations, makes Galileo better at mitigating multipath effects – especially in E5. The combination of the two frequencies E1/L1 and E5/L5 significantly contributes to reducing errors in urban environments. This feature has already attracted the attention of the automotive sector and is now beginning to interest makers of consumer devices, such as the smartphones’, adds GSA Deputy Head of Market Development, Fiammetta Diani.
Galileo Becoming a Standard FeatureAccording to a recent GSA study, nearly 60% of all available receivers, chipset and modules support a minimum of two constellations. Of these, nearly 40% are Galileo compatible – a figure that is increasing every day. Furthermore, knowing that the top three providers of smartphone chips are on track to be Galileo compatible by the time Initial Services are declared later this year, the actual market share is likely to be much higher than the suggested 40%. All of this clearly shows that a multi-constellation capability that includes Galileo is becoming a standard feature across all market segments. |
The session is scheduled for Thursday, 15 September from 16:00 – 16:45 in Room C124 of the Portland Convention Center. ION GNSS+, the world’s largest technical meeting and showcase of GNSS technology, products and services, runs from 12 – 16 September in Portland, Oregon (USA). More information and registration can be found here.
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).
In the frame of Horizon 2020 Space Work Programme 2018-2020 definition, a stakeholder consultation - session 5: EGNSS – focus on applications and market uptake, which will take place on 28 September 2016 in Brussels, Belgium (click here for the event programme).
The objective of this consultation is to exchange ideas and collect feedback on emerging Research & Development needs and priorities for EGNSS in the following main areas*:
• Transport
• Location-Based Services (LBS)
• Professional Markets and other applications
The session is designed for participants to share ideas, so stakeholder contribution is welcome and expected.
In preparation for this consultation focusing on the three main areas mentioned above, presentation should answer to the following questions:
• What emerging applications in your area need to be addressed in the next Work Programme?
• What technology innovation or other factor (e.g. market trends, regulations, standards. etc.) will influence your area in coming years?
• How can the next Work Programme contribute to your business competitiveness in Europe and worldwide?
Deadline to send your contribution is 16 September.
For more information, please contact market@gsa.europa.eu
*PRS (Public Regulated Service) related applications are not in the scope of these consultations.
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).
In the frame of Horizon 2020 Space Work Programme 2018-2020 definition, a stakeholder consultation - session 5: EGNSS – focus on applications and market uptake, which will take place on 28 September 2016 in Brussels, Belgium (click here for the event programme).
The objective of this consultation is to exchange ideas and collect feedback on emerging Research & Development needs and priorities for EGNSS in the following main areas*:
• Transport
• Location-Based Services (LBS)
• Professional Markets and other applications
The session is designed for participants to share ideas, so stakeholder contribution is welcome and expected.
In preparation for this consultation focusing on the three main areas mentioned above, presentation should answer to the following questions:
• What emerging applications in your area need to be addressed in the next Work Programme?
• What technology innovation or other factor (e.g. market trends, regulations, standards. etc.) will influence your area in coming years?
• How can the next Work Programme contribute to your business competitiveness in Europe and worldwide?
Deadline to send your contribution is 16 September.
For more information, please contact market@gsa.europa.eu
*PRS (Public Regulated Service) related applications are not in the scope of these consultations.
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).
In the frame of Horizon 2020 Space Work Programme 2018-2020 definition, a stakeholder consultation - session 5: EGNSS – focus on applications and market uptake, which will take place on 28 September 2016 in Brussels, Belgium (click here for the event programme).
The objective of this consultation is to exchange ideas and collect feedback on emerging Research & Development needs and priorities for EGNSS in the following main areas*:
• Transport
• Location-Based Services (LBS)
• Professional Markets and other applications
The session is designed for participants to share ideas, so stakeholder contribution is welcome and expected.
In preparation for this consultation focusing on the three main areas mentioned above, presentation should answer to the following questions:
• What emerging applications in your area need to be addressed in the next Work Programme?
• What technology innovation or other factor (e.g. market trends, regulations, standards. etc.) will influence your area in coming years?
• How can the next Work Programme contribute to your business competitiveness in Europe and worldwide?
Deadline to send your contribution is 16 September.
For more information, please contact market@gsa.europa.eu
*PRS (Public Regulated Service) related applications are not in the scope of these consultations.
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).
In the frame of Horizon 2020 Space Work Programme 2018-2020 definition, a stakeholder consultation - session 5: EGNSS – focus on applications and market uptake, which will take place on 28 September 2016 in Brussels, Belgium (click here for the event programme).
The objective of this consultation is to exchange ideas and collect feedback on emerging Research & Development needs and priorities for EGNSS in the following main areas*:
• Transport
• Location-Based Services (LBS)
• Professional Markets and other applications
The session is designed for participants to share ideas, so stakeholder contribution is welcome and expected.
In preparation for this consultation focusing on the three main areas mentioned above, presentation should answer to the following questions:
• What emerging applications in your area need to be addressed in the next Work Programme?
• What technology innovation or other factor (e.g. market trends, regulations, standards. etc.) will influence your area in coming years?
• How can the next Work Programme contribute to your business competitiveness in Europe and worldwide?
Deadline to send your contribution is 16 September.
For more information, please contact market@gsa.europa.eu
*PRS (Public Regulated Service) related applications are not in the scope of these consultations.
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).
In the frame of Horizon 2020 Space Work Programme 2018-2020 definition, a stakeholder consultation - session 5: EGNSS – focus on applications and market uptake, which will take place on 28 September 2016 in Brussels, Belgium (click here for the event programme).
The objective of this consultation is to exchange ideas and collect feedback on emerging Research & Development needs and priorities for EGNSS in the following main areas*:
• Transport
• Location-Based Services (LBS)
• Professional Markets and other applications
The session is designed for participants to share ideas, so stakeholder contribution is welcome and expected.
In preparation for this consultation focusing on the three main areas mentioned above, presentation should answer to the following questions:
• What emerging applications in your area need to be addressed in the next Work Programme?
• What technology innovation or other factor (e.g. market trends, regulations, standards. etc.) will influence your area in coming years?
• How can the next Work Programme contribute to your business competitiveness in Europe and worldwide?
Deadline to send your contribution is 16 September.
For more information, please contact market@gsa.europa.eu
*PRS (Public Regulated Service) related applications are not in the scope of these consultations.
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).
A transatlantic flight delivered four Galileo satellites to French Guiana on Tuesday, in preparation for a shared launch this November by Ariane 5 – the first for Europe’s satnav constellation.
A transatlantic flight delivered four Galileo satellites to French Guiana on Tuesday, in preparation for a shared launch this November by Ariane 5 – the first for Europe’s satnav constellation.
Aby bylo možné „vyždímat“ co nejvíce unikátních informací z meziplanetární sondy Rosetta - a to až do samého konce - bude úchvatná mise završena 30. září sestupem do oblasti na kometárním jádru, která je plná aktivních prohlubní.
Aby bylo možné „vyždímat“ co nejvíce unikátních informací z meziplanetární sondy Rosetta - a to až do samého konce - bude úchvatná mise završena 30. září sestupem do oblasti na kometárním jádru, která je plná aktivních prohlubní.
V týdeníku Euro najdete článek o Cleeriu a jeho zakladateli Ladislavu Čapkovi. Ten ve čtyřstránkové brand story odhalil kromě začátků firmy i zkušenosti ze Silicon Valley, přípravu celého týmu na expanzi do USA a další plány do budoucna.
Příspěvek Z obýváku do Silicon Valley: zaujali jsme v týdeníku Euro! pochází z Cleerio
Svět technologií se neustále vyvíjí a prostředí cloudu nabízí nové možnosti na poli IT, což potvrzuje i článek na webu PwC, kde je mimo jiné uveřejněný také seznam nejúspěšnějších společností zabývajících se poskytováním softwaru jako služby. Esri obsadila 22. místo mezi nejrychleji se rozvíjejícími společnostmi a 48. místo mezi 50 nejlepšími softwarovými společnostmi.
Autoři také zmiňují, že společnost Esri se od ostatních IT firem liší, a to především svým působením napříč nejrůznějšími obory.
Přečtěte si zajímavý článek na téma současných softwarových trendů a poskytování softwaru jako služby.