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zdroje zpráv:The GSA wants to put your coding skills to the test
15.9.2016 10:05 European GNSS Agency
Are you a passionate coder wanting to shape the future of Location Based Services (LBS) and Geo-IoT (Internet of Things)? Maybe you’re already working on an LBS-based application? Or perhaps you want to test your skills while developing a prototype?
Either way, the Galileo Hackathon is for you.
The two-day hackathon is a unique opportunity to showcase your coding skills, connect with the GEO-IoT app development community, gain a competitive advantage for your future projects and compete for a chance to win exciting prizes. Competitors will also be amongst the very first to utilise Galileo-enabled mobile phones.
As Europe’s Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), Galileo provides improved positioning and timing information that will greatly benefit European services and users – including the LBS community. Being fully compatible with all existing and future GNSS (i.e., GPS, GLONASS, etc.), Galileo enables a seamless and accurate experience for multi-constellation users worldwide. With Galileo Initial Services set to launch this year, the Galileo Hackathon is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to get in on the ground floor and help shape the future of Location Based Services.
The challenge
The challenge to you is to come up with innovative applications that make full use of the Galileo’s numerous capabilities. There are no limitations on the types of applications you can submit, so be creative and show us how your application will bring an added commercial or societal value by using Galileo services.
Judges from the mobile technology and LBS industry, along with GNSS experts, will evaluate applications based on their level of innovation, benefit(s) to society, market readiness, usefulness, usability and design. Two winners will be announced, one for the most innovative Galileo app and one for the app having the most substantial societal impact, with both winners receiving a cash prize of EUR 500.00 and having their work featured on the GSA website.
The details
The Hackathon is open to any individual or team of two to four people interested in developing new applications using Galileo. The Hackathon will be held November 3 – 4 during WhereCamp, the ‘unconference’ dedicated to geolocation enthusiasts and professionals, at Berlin’s Beuth University of Applied Sciences. All participants must register for both WhereCamp Berlin and the Galileo Hackathon and must commit to participating in both days of the event. Registration is free. Galileo-enabled mobile phones will be provided, so all you need to bring is your laptop and a good idea. On-site technical support will also be available.
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).
The GSA wants to put your coding skills to the test
15.9.2016 10:05 European GNSS Agency
Are you a passionate coder wanting to shape the future of Location Based Services (LBS) and Geo-IoT (Internet of Things)? Maybe you’re already working on an LBS-based application? Or perhaps you want to test your skills while developing a prototype?
Either way, the Galileo Hackathon is for you.
The two-day hackathon is a unique opportunity to showcase your coding skills, connect with the GEO-IoT app development community, gain a competitive advantage for your future projects and compete for a chance to win exciting prizes. Competitors will also be amongst the very first to utilise Galileo-enabled mobile phones.
As Europe’s Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), Galileo provides improved positioning and timing information that will greatly benefit European services and users – including the LBS community. Being fully compatible with all existing and future GNSS (i.e., GPS, GLONASS, etc.), Galileo enables a seamless and accurate experience for multi-constellation users worldwide. With Galileo Initial Services set to launch this year, the Galileo Hackathon is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to get in on the ground floor and help shape the future of Location Based Services.
The challenge
The challenge to you is to come up with innovative applications that make full use of the Galileo’s numerous capabilities. There are no limitations on the types of applications you can submit, so be creative and show us how your application will bring an added commercial or societal value by using Galileo services.
Judges from the mobile technology and LBS industry, along with GNSS experts, will evaluate applications based on their level of innovation, benefit(s) to society, market readiness, usefulness, usability and design. Two winners will be announced, one for the most innovative Galileo app and one for the app having the most substantial societal impact, with both winners receiving a cash prize of EUR 500.00 and having their work featured on the GSA website.
The details
The Hackathon is open to any individual or team of two to four people interested in developing new applications using Galileo. The Hackathon will be held November 3 – 4 during WhereCamp, the ‘unconference’ dedicated to geolocation enthusiasts and professionals, at Berlin’s Beuth University of Applied Sciences. All participants must register for both WhereCamp Berlin and the Galileo Hackathon and must commit to participating in both days of the event. Registration is free. Galileo-enabled mobile phones will be provided, so all you need to bring is your laptop and a good idea. On-site technical support will also be available.
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).
Podzimní akce VÚGTK
15.9.2016 7:00 Česká asociace pro geoinformace Výzkumný ústav geodetický, topografický a kartografický zve všechny zájemce na podzimní semináře:18. 10. - Věcná práva a katastr nemovitostí,
8. 11. - Editace údajů a řešení reklamací v ISÚI/RÚIAN,
8. 12. - Věcná
Nedořešené smluvní vztahy jsou rizikem pro čerpání dotací
14.9.2016 17:23
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Díky pořádku v evidenci pachtovních smluv lze tato rizika eliminovat a nepřicházet tak o příjmy z dotací. Webová aplikace Clever Assets vám může se správou vašeho majetku významně pomoci.
Nově bylo uveřejněno dalších 2
13.9.2016 12:00 Plzeňský kraj Nově bylo uveřejněno dalších 29 územně plánovacích dokumentací obcí a jejich změn formou mapových služeb. Vyhledat příslušnou územně plánovací dokumentaci můžete v sekci Územní plánování » Obce v kraji » Územní plány a další nástroje územního plánování. Nově jsou například uveřejněny dokumentace těchto obcí: Bezvěrov, Borovy, Dešenice, Dobřany, Drahkov, Holýšov, Horažďovice, Kbel, Kostelec, Krašovice, Losiná, Meclov, Měčín, Milavče, Nezbavětice, Sirá, Stod, Štichov, Švihov, Tojice, Úboč, Únětice, Vochov, Všepadly, Všeruby (ORP Domažlice) a Žinkovy. Mapové služby jsou provozovány i jako Web Map Service (WMS).Now available: GNSS User Technology Report
13.9.2016 9:49 European GNSS Agency
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:
- mass market solutions
- transport safety and liability-critical solutions
- high precision, timing and asset management solutions
GNSS user technology – in a nutshell
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:
- Characteristics and key performance parameters for user technology
- The industrial landscape
- Supported frequencies and constellations by GNSS receivers
- Typical state-of-the-art receiver specifications and analysis
- Future drivers and trends
- E-GNSS added value in related macrosegments
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.
Sign up today!
To be one of the first to download a free copy of the 2016 GNSS User Technology Report, sign up here.
Now available: GNSS User Technology Report
13.9.2016 9:49 European GNSS Agency
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:
- mass market solutions
- transport safety and liability-critical solutions
- high precision, timing and asset management solutions
GNSS user technology – in a nutshell
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:
- Characteristics and key performance parameters for user technology
- The industrial landscape
- Supported frequencies and constellations by GNSS receivers
- Typical state-of-the-art receiver specifications and analysis
- Future drivers and trends
- E-GNSS added value in related macrosegments
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.
Coming soon: GNSS User Technology Report
13.9.2016 9:49 European GNSS Agency
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:
- mass market solutions
- transport safety and liability-critical solutions
- high precision, timing and asset management solutions
GNSS user technology – in a nutshell
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:
- Characteristics and key performance parameters for user technology
- The industrial landscape
- Supported frequencies and constellations by GNSS receivers
- Typical state-of-the-art receiver specifications and analysis
- Future drivers and trends
- E-GNSS added value in related macrosegments
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.
Sign up today!
To be one of the first to download a free copy of the 2016 GNSS User Technology Report, sign up here.
Now available: GNSS User Technology Report
13.9.2016 9:49 European GNSS Agency
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:
- mass market solutions
- transport safety and liability-critical solutions
- high precision, timing and asset management solutions
GNSS user technology – in a nutshell
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:
- Characteristics and key performance parameters for user technology
- The industrial landscape
- Supported frequencies and constellations by GNSS receivers
- Typical state-of-the-art receiver specifications and analysis
- Future drivers and trends
- E-GNSS added value in related macrosegments
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.
Sign up today!
To be one of the first to download a free copy of the 2016 GNSS User Technology Report, sign up here.
Coming soon: GNSS User Technology Report
13.9.2016 9:49 European GNSS Agency
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:
- mass market solutions
- transport safety and liability-critical solutions
- high precision, timing and asset management solutions
GNSS user technology – in a nutshell
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:
- Characteristics and key performance parameters for user technology
- The industrial landscape
- Supported frequencies and constellations by GNSS receivers
- Typical state-of-the-art receiver specifications and analysis
- Future drivers and trends
- E-GNSS added value in related macrosegments
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.
Sign up today!
To be one of the first to download a free copy of the 2016 GNSS User Technology Report, sign up here.
Now available: GNSS User Technology Report
13.9.2016 9:49 European GNSS Agency
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:
- mass market solutions
- transport safety and liability-critical solutions
- high precision, timing and asset management solutions
GNSS user technology – in a nutshell
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:
- Characteristics and key performance parameters for user technology
- The industrial landscape
- Supported frequencies and constellations by GNSS receivers
- Typical state-of-the-art receiver specifications and analysis
- Future drivers and trends
- E-GNSS added value in related macrosegments
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.
Sign up today!
To be one of the first to download a free copy of the 2016 GNSS User Technology Report, sign up here.
Soutěž pro studenty: ESRI Story Map
13.9.2016 7:00 Česká asociace pro geoinformaceSpolečnost Esri vyhlásila soutěž pro studenty vysokých a středních škol o nejlepší mapu s příběhem.
Cílem je vytvořit co nejlepší aplikaci v šabloně Story Map Journal s využitím obsahu Živého atlasu světa, ze kterého je možné vybrat zajímavé vrstvy, analyzovat je a vytvořit si například vlastní prediktivní model, který se bude zabývat řešením určitého
Program letošního Setkání GEPRO a ATLAS zveřejněn
13.9.2016 7:00 Česká asociace pro geoinformace Na webových stránkách letošního Setkání GEPRO a ATLAS byl zveřejněn program akce. Setkání se uskuteční 11. října 2016. Registrujte se vyplněním webovéhoAktivity v kartografii
13.9.2016 7:00 Česká asociace pro geoinformace Konference Aktivity v kartografii proběhne od 20. do 21. října 2016 v Bratislavě. Akce je zaměřená na aktuální otázky a trendy z oblasti kartografie, geoinformatiky, geodézie a geografie.Podrobné informace o konferenci naleznete v oficiálním dokumentu.
K dispozici je rovněž program
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12.9.2016 11:55 ČÚZK - předpisy a opatření Aktuální číslo Geodetického a kartografického obzoru (09/2016) ke stažení zde.Halton Regional Police Service Receives 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award for Use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Software
12.9.2016 10:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureHalton 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 Receives 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award for Use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Software
12.9.2016 10:00 Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Police department recognized for use of reporting and analytics technologyHalton Regional Police Service Receives 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award for Use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Software
12.9.2016 10:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureHalton 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 Receives 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award for Use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Software
12.9.2016 10:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureHalton 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 Receives 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award for Use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Software
12.9.2016 10:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureHalton 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 Receives 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award for Use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Software
12.9.2016 10:00 Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Police department recognized for use of reporting and analytics technologyHalton Regional Police Service Receives 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award for Use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Software
12.9.2016 10:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureHalton 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 Receives 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award for Use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Software
12.9.2016 10:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureHalton 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 Receives 2016 Computerworld Data+ Editors’ Choice Award for Use of Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Software
12.9.2016 10:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureHalton 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.
Program Setkání GEPRO & ATLAS 2016
12.9.2016 9:26 GEPROPokud 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.… >>
Pachtovní smlouva v aplikaci CleverAssets
12.9.2016 9:14
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.
Pachtovní smlouva v aplikaci CleverAssets
12.9.2016 9:14
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.
GEFOS zve na školní MISYS
10.9.2016 7:00 Česká asociace pro geoinformace Kolektivní člen CAGI, společnost GEFOS, zve všechny zájemce na tradiční školení MISYS, které se bude konat 4. 10. 2016 na adrese společnosti: Plánská 6, 370 07 České Budějovice.Začátek školení je plánován na 9:00. Registrace účastníků bude probíhat od 8:30 ve vestibulu budovy u hlavního vchodu. Předpokládaný konec je cca ve 12:00. Opět pro Vás bude připraveno
Byly aktualizovány licenční po
9.9.2016 12:00 Ústecký kraj Byly aktualizovány licenční podmínky k užívání dat vydávaných prostřednictvím výdejního modulu Geoportálu ÚAP Ústeckého kraje. Aktuální znění Licenčních podmínek naleznete v sekci KE STAŽENÍ - > Dokumenty a videonávody - > Licenční podmínky k výdeji datDo sekce KE STAŽENÍ - > Dokume
9.9.2016 12:00 Ústecký kraj Do sekce KE STAŽENÍ - > Dokumenty a videonávody byl vložen manuál pro práci v Aplikaci územního plánováníDual Frequency: The Next Mass Market Revolution for GNSS?
9.9.2016 11:43 European GNSS Agency
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:
- What are the advantages of using a second frequency?
- Is E5/L5 the ideal second frequency for mass market use?
- What barriers remain to bringing this innovation to consumers?
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).
Dual Frequency: The Next Mass Market Revolution for GNSS?
9.9.2016 11:43 European GNSS AgencyJoin 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:
- What are the advantages of using a second frequency?
- Is E5/L5 the ideal second frequency for mass market use?
- What barriers remain to bringing this innovation to consumers?
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).
SIGN UP FOR THE H2020 Space Programme Stakeholder Consultation and Raise your voice
9.9.2016 11:06 European GNSS Agency
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).
SIGN UP FOR THE H2020 Space Programme Stakeholder Consultation and Raise your voice
9.9.2016 11:06 European GNSS Agency
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).
Poslední možnost přihlásit svůj příspěvek na konferenci Geomatika v projektech!
9.9.2016 8:36 GISportal.cz Už jen necelý týden je možné přihlásit abstrakt příspěvku na konferenci Geomatika v projektech 2016! Ve dnech 5. – 6. října 2016 se v malebném prostředí zámku Kozel opět po roce sejdou příznivci geomatiky a geoinformatiky. ...Z obýváku do Silicon Valley: zaujali jsme v týdeníku Euro!
8.9.2016 16:32 CleerioV 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
Nové logo České kartografické společnosti
8.9.2016 15:05 GISportal.cz Česká kartografická společnost představila své nové logo, které je také základem nového vizuálního stylu společnosti. Autorem loga je Marek Hynek, student Katedry geomatiky na Západočeské univerzitě v Plzni. Co říkáte na nové logo, líbí se ...Geoportál GEPRO pro turisty i cyklisty
8.9.2016 7:00 Česká asociace pro geoinformace Geoportál GEPRO byl na území České republiky rozšířen o následující datové sady:turistická mapa
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lyžařské trasy
cyklotrasy
Trasy jsou získávány z podkladů OpenStreetMap, které Geoportál GEPRO zobrazuje pomocí vlastního značkového klíče. Turistická mapa pochází z datových sad společnosti Seznam.cz.
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Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Listed on G-Cloud 8 Framework
8.9.2016 4:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureHexagon Safety & Infrastructure has been listed on the G-Cloud 8 framework within the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Digital Marketplace, providing UK public sector organisations easier access to Hexagon’s leading geospatial software and services. Listed under its legal entity, Intergraph (UK) Ltd., Hexagon’s offerings are available in the Software-as-a-Service and Specialist Cloud Services areas.
CCS acts on behalf of the Crown to drive savings for the taxpayer and improve the quality of commercial and procurement activity. The G-Cloud framework is an agreement between the government and suppliers who provide cloud-based services.
Hexagon’s GeoMedia Online, IMAGINE Online, GeoMedia WebMap On Your Cloud and Mobile Alert have been listed within the Software-as-a-Service area:
- GeoMedia Online and IMAGINE Online deliver desktop GIS and remote sensing packages using Native-as-a-Service to allow agencies to retain their data locally and subscribe to these services as required.
- GeoMedia WebMap On Your Cloud provides agencies with supported web mapping technology on their hosted cloud infrastructure. The agencies’ geospatial data can then be distributed via standard web services and portals to their employees and externally.
- Mobile Alert is a reporting tool with a simple user interface, allowing the public and employees to report incidents via a mobile device. The reports include notes, a photo and location information, allowing the hosted service to send the details to the correct authority for the geographic area.
Hexagon’s GIS Cloud Consultancy has been listed within the Specialist Cloud Services area. Hexagon provides a range of professional services covering business analysis, user needs analysis, requirements definition, system development, testing, training and project management, all in the context of delivering business benefit via the customization or configuration of Hexagon GIS cloud applications.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Listed on G-Cloud 8 Framework
8.9.2016 4:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureHexagon Safety & Infrastructure has been listed on the G-Cloud 8 framework within the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Digital Marketplace, providing UK public sector organisations easier access to Hexagon’s leading geospatial software and services. Listed under its legal entity, Intergraph (UK) Ltd., Hexagon’s offerings are available in the Software-as-a-Service and Specialist Cloud Services areas.
CCS acts on behalf of the Crown to drive savings for the taxpayer and improve the quality of commercial and procurement activity. The G-Cloud framework is an agreement between the government and suppliers who provide cloud-based services.
Hexagon’s GeoMedia Online, IMAGINE Online, GeoMedia WebMap On Your Cloud and Mobile Alert have been listed within the Software-as-a-Service area:
- GeoMedia Online and IMAGINE Online deliver desktop GIS and remote sensing packages using Native-as-a-Service to allow agencies to retain their data locally and subscribe to these services as required.
- GeoMedia WebMap On Your Cloud provides agencies with supported web mapping technology on their hosted cloud infrastructure. The agencies’ geospatial data can then be distributed via standard web services and portals to their employees and externally.
- Mobile Alert is a reporting tool with a simple user interface, allowing the public and employees to report incidents via a mobile device. The reports include notes, a photo and location information, allowing the hosted service to send the details to the correct authority for the geographic area.
Hexagon’s GIS Cloud Consultancy has been listed within the Specialist Cloud Services area. Hexagon provides a range of professional services covering business analysis, user needs analysis, requirements definition, system development, testing, training and project management, all in the context of delivering business benefit via the customization or configuration of Hexagon GIS cloud applications.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Listed on G-Cloud 8 Framework
8.9.2016 4:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureHexagon Safety & Infrastructure has been listed on the G-Cloud 8 framework within the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Digital Marketplace, providing UK public sector organisations easier access to Hexagon’s leading geospatial software and services. Listed under its legal entity, Intergraph (UK) Ltd., Hexagon’s offerings are available in the Software-as-a-Service and Specialist Cloud Services areas.
CCS acts on behalf of the Crown to drive savings for the taxpayer and improve the quality of commercial and procurement activity. The G-Cloud framework is an agreement between the government and suppliers who provide cloud-based services.
Hexagon’s GeoMedia Online, IMAGINE Online, GeoMedia WebMap On Your Cloud and Mobile Alert have been listed within the Software-as-a-Service area:
- GeoMedia Online and IMAGINE Online deliver desktop GIS and remote sensing packages using Native-as-a-Service to allow agencies to retain their data locally and subscribe to these services as required.
- GeoMedia WebMap On Your Cloud provides agencies with supported web mapping technology on their hosted cloud infrastructure. The agencies’ geospatial data can then be distributed via standard web services and portals to their employees and externally.
- Mobile Alert is a reporting tool with a simple user interface, allowing the public and employees to report incidents via a mobile device. The reports include notes, a photo and location information, allowing the hosted service to send the details to the correct authority for the geographic area.
Hexagon’s GIS Cloud Consultancy has been listed within the Specialist Cloud Services area. Hexagon provides a range of professional services covering business analysis, user needs analysis, requirements definition, system development, testing, training and project management, all in the context of delivering business benefit via the customization or configuration of Hexagon GIS cloud applications.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Listed on G-Cloud 8 Framework
8.9.2016 4:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureHexagon Safety & Infrastructure has been listed on the G-Cloud 8 framework within the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Digital Marketplace, providing UK public sector organisations easier access to Hexagon’s leading geospatial software and services. Listed under its legal entity, Intergraph (UK) Ltd., Hexagon’s offerings are available in the Software-as-a-Service and Specialist Cloud Services areas.
CCS acts on behalf of the Crown to drive savings for the taxpayer and improve the quality of commercial and procurement activity. The G-Cloud framework is an agreement between the government and suppliers who provide cloud-based services.
Hexagon’s GeoMedia Online, IMAGINE Online, GeoMedia WebMap On Your Cloud and Mobile Alert have been listed within the Software-as-a-Service area:
- GeoMedia Online and IMAGINE Online deliver desktop GIS and remote sensing packages using Native-as-a-Service to allow agencies to retain their data locally and subscribe to these services as required.
- GeoMedia WebMap On Your Cloud provides agencies with supported web mapping technology on their hosted cloud infrastructure. The agencies’ geospatial data can then be distributed via standard web services and portals to their employees and externally.
- Mobile Alert is a reporting tool with a simple user interface, allowing the public and employees to report incidents via a mobile device. The reports include notes, a photo and location information, allowing the hosted service to send the details to the correct authority for the geographic area.
Hexagon’s GIS Cloud Consultancy has been listed within the Specialist Cloud Services area. Hexagon provides a range of professional services covering business analysis, user needs analysis, requirements definition, system development, testing, training and project management, all in the context of delivering business benefit via the customization or configuration of Hexagon GIS cloud applications.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Listed on G-Cloud 8 Framework
8.9.2016 4:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureHexagon Safety & Infrastructure has been listed on the G-Cloud 8 framework within the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Digital Marketplace, providing UK public sector organisations easier access to Hexagon’s leading geospatial software and services. Listed under its legal entity, Intergraph (UK) Ltd., Hexagon’s offerings are available in the Software-as-a-Service and Specialist Cloud Services areas.
CCS acts on behalf of the Crown to drive savings for the taxpayer and improve the quality of commercial and procurement activity. The G-Cloud framework is an agreement between the government and suppliers who provide cloud-based services.
Hexagon’s GeoMedia Online, IMAGINE Online, GeoMedia WebMap On Your Cloud and Mobile Alert have been listed within the Software-as-a-Service area:
- GeoMedia Online and IMAGINE Online deliver desktop GIS and remote sensing packages using Native-as-a-Service to allow agencies to retain their data locally and subscribe to these services as required.
- GeoMedia WebMap On Your Cloud provides agencies with supported web mapping technology on their hosted cloud infrastructure. The agencies’ geospatial data can then be distributed via standard web services and portals to their employees and externally.
- Mobile Alert is a reporting tool with a simple user interface, allowing the public and employees to report incidents via a mobile device. The reports include notes, a photo and location information, allowing the hosted service to send the details to the correct authority for the geographic area.
Hexagon’s GIS Cloud Consultancy has been listed within the Specialist Cloud Services area. Hexagon provides a range of professional services covering business analysis, user needs analysis, requirements definition, system development, testing, training and project management, all in the context of delivering business benefit via the customization or configuration of Hexagon GIS cloud applications.
Potenciální ohroženost zemědělské půdy vodní erozí - vyjádřena dlouhodobým průměrným smyvem půdy (G)
8.9.2016 2:00 Cenia - Katalog metadat ČR - INSPIRE Mapa dlouhodobého průměrného smyvu půdy (G).V datech územně analytických p
7.9.2016 12:00 Plzeňský kraj V datech územně analytických podkladů Plzeňského kraje byla provedena kompletní aktualizace dat technické infrastruktury od poskytovatele RWE GasNet, s.r.o. Data jsou s platností k 7. 9. 2016.BRDY - 12. listopadu 2016
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Oznámení o zahájení komplexních pozemkových úprav v k.ú. Loučky u Verneřic
7.9.2016 10:15 ČÚZK - předpisy a opatření Vážení klienti,oznamujeme Vám, že během roku 2016 budou probíhat v katastrálním území Loučky u Verneřic komplexní pozemkové úpravy . Více podrobností naleznete zde.
Save the date! Horizon 2020 Space Information Days
6.9.2016 16:43 European GNSS Agency
The European GNSS Agency (GSA) set to launch the third call for Horizon 2020 proposals with a dedicated information day in Prague together with the European Commission and COSMOS2020.
To introduce the third call for Horizon 2020 proposals, on October 4 – 5, the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is hosting a special H2020 Information Day in Prague. The event, which will be held in the City Hall of Prague, is a unique opportunity to learn more about the proposal and selection process, along with hearing first-hand success stories from current H2020 Research projects.
With a budget of nearly EUR 80 billion, Horizon 2020 is the EU’s most ambitious research and innovation programme ever. As a result of this investment, it promises more breakthroughs, discoveries and world-firsts by helping usher great ideas into the lab and onto the market. This third call for proposals encourages the latest wave of entrepreneurs to step forward and learn more about how to turn their GNSS-related business ideas into reality.
The first day of the event will focus on the Horizon 2020 programme in general, including rules of participation and lessons learned. In addition, representatives of the GSA will join other EU officials to provide updates on the Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus programmes. On the second day, the focus will shift towards the benefits of participating in Horizon 2020, as told by currently funded projects.
In a session entitled The Added Value of Galileo and GNSS Funding Opportunities, participants will learn more about the Galileo Initial Services, its synergies with Copernicus, and how it will benefit such mass market applications as Smart Cities and Social LBS. During the Fostering Entrepreneurship in Space and its Applications session, the focus will be on European Business Incubation Centres, Horizon 2020 financial instruments, SME instruments and the European Trade Association for Business Angels.
The event will also include a unique brokerage session where participants can meet one-on-one with session speakers.
More information on the event, including a full agenda and details on 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).
Save the date! Horizon 2020 Space Information Days
6.9.2016 16:43 European GNSS AgencyThe European GNSS Agency (GSA) set to launch the third call for Horizon 2020 proposals with a dedicated information day in Prague together with the European Commission and COSMOS2020.
To introduce the third call for Horizon 2020 proposals, on October 4 – 5, the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is hosting a special H2020 Information Day in Prague. The event, which will be held in the City Hall of Prague, is a unique opportunity to learn more about the proposal and selection process, along with hearing first-hand success stories from current H2020 Research projects.
With a budget of nearly EUR 80 billion, Horizon 2020 is the EU’s most ambitious research and innovation programme ever. As a result of this investment, it promises more breakthroughs, discoveries and world-firsts by helping usher great ideas into the lab and onto the market. This third call for proposals encourages the latest wave of entrepreneurs to step forward and learn more about how to turn their GNSS-related business ideas into reality.
The first day of the event will focus on the Horizon 2020 programme in general, including rules of participation and lessons learned. In addition, representatives of the GSA will join other EU officials to provide updates on the Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus programmes. On the second day, the focus will shift towards the benefits of participating in Horizon 2020, as told by currently funded projects.
In a session entitled The Added Value of Galileo and GNSS Funding Opportunities, participants will learn more about the Galileo Initial Services, its synergies with Copernicus, and how it will benefit such mass market applications as Smart Cities and Social LBS. During the Fostering Entrepreneurship in Space and its Applications session, the focus will be on European Business Incubation Centres, Horizon 2020 financial instruments, SME instruments and the European Trade Association for Business Angels.
The event will also include a unique brokerage session where participants can meet one-on-one with session speakers.
More information on the event, including a full agenda and details on 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).
GIS Esri v ČR 2016 - hlavní řečníci
6.9.2016 7:00 Česká asociace pro geoinformace Konfrence GIS Esri v ČR 2016 se blíží! Organizátoři akce představili hlavní řečníky, kterými mimo jiné budou:Jack Dangermond - zakladatel a prezident společnosti Esri
Taťána Míková - meteoroložka, vedoucí redakce počasí České televize
Radim Tolasz - přední český klimatolog
Zdeněk Venera - ředitel České geologické služby
Více o konferenci se
Dotazník - lidské zdroje v oblasti prostorových informací
6.9.2016 7:00 Česká asociace pro geoinformace V rámci probíhající realizace Akčního plánu GeoInfoStrategie zadalo Ministersvo vnitra společnosti PPM factum k řešení jedno z opatřeních Akčního plánu ve formě výzkumného projektu Metodika vyhodnocování lidských zdrojů v oblasti prostorových informací.V úvodní etapě projektu je nutné oslovit pracovníky, v rámci jejichž činností vznikají nebo jsou využívána
V datech územně analytických p
5.9.2016 12:00 Plzeňský kraj V datech územně analytických podkladů Plzeňského kraje byla provedena aktualizace dat záplavového území (vodní tok Merklínka) od poskytovatele Plzeňský kraj.Mapová aplikace Zřizované orga
5.9.2016 12:00 Jihočeský kraj Mapová aplikace Zřizované organizace byla aktualizována k 4. 9. 2016.Volné místo - vývojář v oblasti GIS
4.9.2016 7:00 Česká asociace pro geoinformaceMGE Data, spol. s r. o. hledá programátora na HPP v lokalitě Ostrava a okolí!
Požadavky:
znalost objektového programování
znalost ASP.NET a C#
znalost HTML a CSS
základní znalost Javascriptu
znalost principů relační databáze a jazyka SQL
Výhodou:
Znalost ExtJS, jquery či jiného Javascriptového frameworku
Zkušenost s mapovými javascriptovými API (Google,
NOVĚ KALIBRACE TOTÁLNÍCH STANIC
2.9.2016 16:00S účinností od 1.9.2016 byly rozšířeny aktivity servisního a kalibračního střediska firmy TOPGEOSYS s.r.o. o kalibrace úhlů a délek. Provádíme tedy kompletní kalibrace totálních stanic a teodolitů. Pro více informací kontaktujte naše servisní střediska servis@topgeosys.cz
Mapová aplikace Investiční akc
2.9.2016 12:00 Jihočeský kraj Mapová aplikace Investiční akce 2016 byla doplněna o informace k uzavírkám mostů 12231-5 v obci Vodňany, 12231-4 v obci Radomilice a 141-001a v obci Sedlec.Satlab Geosolutions introduces SLX-1 Multi-application CORS GNSS Receiver
2.9.2016 5:48 Satlab GeosolutionsAskim, Sweden – September 2, 2016 – Today the Swedish based Survey and GIS equipment maker; Satlab Geosolutions AB, announces its multi-purpose multi-frequency SLX-1 GNSS receiver.
The post Satlab Geosolutions introduces SLX-1 Multi-application CORS GNSS Receiver appeared first on Satlab – Global Satellite Positioning Solutions.
Satlab Geosolutions introduces SLX-1 Multi-application CORS GNSS Receiver
2.9.2016 5:48 Satlab GeosolutionsAskim, Sweden – September 2, 2016 – Today the Swedish based Survey and GIS equipment maker; Satlab Geosolutions AB, announces its multi-purpose multi-frequency SLX-1 GNSS receiver.
The post Satlab Geosolutions introduces SLX-1 Multi-application CORS GNSS Receiver appeared first on SatLab – Global Satellite Positioning Solutions.
Postoupili jsme do krajského kola Firmy roku 2016
1.9.2016 11:39 HrdličkaV soutěži Vodafonu Firma roku se hodnotí finanční ukazatele firem i podnikatelský příběh. Scoring zahrnuje ukazatele rentability, likvidity, zadluženosti, aktivity, ziskovosti a produktivity firmy. Do krajských kol postupuje vždy 10 firem, které se umístily v hodnocení scoringu nejlépe. Pořadí krajských finalistů je pak určeno na základě celkového skóre a hodnocení poroty, která přihlíží zejména k nefinančním faktorům... View Article
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POSTOUPILI JSME DO KRAJSKÉHO KOLA FIRMY ROKU 2016
1.9.2016 11:39 HrdličkaV soutěži Vodafonu Firma roku se hodnotí finanční ukazatele firem i podnikatelský příběh. Scoring zahrnuje ukazatele rentability, likvidity, zadluženosti, aktivity, ziskovosti a produktivity firmy. Do krajských kol postupuje vždy 10 firem, které se umístily v hodnocení scoringu nejlépe. Pořadí krajských finalistů je pak určeno na základě celkového skóre a hodnocení poroty, která přihlíží zejména k nefinančním faktorům... View Article
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Postoupili jsme do krajského kola Firmy roku 2016
1.9.2016 11:39 HrdličkaV soutěži Vodafonu Firma roku se hodnotí finanční ukazatele firem i podnikatelský příběh. Scoring zahrnuje ukazatele rentability, likvidity, zadluženosti, aktivity, ziskovosti a produktivity firmy. Do krajských kol postupuje vždy 10 firem, které se umístily v hodnocení scoringu nejlépe. Pořadí krajských finalistů je pak určeno na základě celkového skóre a hodnocení poroty, která přihlíží zejména k nefinančním faktorům... View Article
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20160901-VŘ Metodika KN - správa a vedení
1.9.2016 8:56 ČÚZK /Aktuality-resort/2016/20160901-VR-Metodika-KN-sprava-a-vedeni20160901-VŘ Metodika KN - správa a vedení
1.9.2016 8:56 ČÚZK - předpisy a opatření Oznámení o vyhlášení výběrového řízení na služební místo - Metodika KN - správa a vedení - zde.20160901-VŘ Analytik - programátor
1.9.2016 8:54 ČÚZK /Aktuality-resort/2016/20160901-VR-Analytik-programator20160901-VŘ Analytik - programátor
1.9.2016 8:54 ČÚZK - předpisy a opatření Oznámení o vyhlášení výběrového řízení na služební místo - Analytik - programátor - zde.Práce v Praze na částečný úvazek
31.8.2016 14:43 GISportal.cz Hledáte v Praze práci na částečný úvazek v IT? Zkuste pozici Business Analytik Junior.Soutěž Společně otevíráme data - nový ročník
31.8.2016 7:00 Česká asociace pro geoinformaceFond Otakara Motejla vyhlašuje již čtvrtý ročník soutěže o nejlepší aplikaci nad otevřenými daty Společně otevíráme data. Našim cílem je přispět k rozvoji a zlepšení služeb pro veřejnost a poukázat na společenský i podnikatelský potenciál otevřených dat. Soutěž se koná pod záštitou koordinátora digitální agendy ČR Tomáše Prouzy.
Soutěž je
GEPRO: Instruktážní videa na YouTube
31.8.2016 7:00 Česká asociace pro geoinformace Společnost GEPRO, kolektivní člen CAGI, představuje na YouTube sérii krátkých videí, ve kterých seznamuje diváky se způsoby využití svých produktů.Videa jsou vhodná i pro úplné začátečníky ve světě geoinformačních technologií.
Videa jsou rozdělena do čtyř témat: MISYS, PROLAND, Pasporty a Geoportál GEPRO. V každém z témat jsou k dispozici 3 ukázkové klipy
Sign up for the 2016 EGNOS Service Provision Workshop, scheduled for 27 – 28 September, in Warsaw
30.8.2016 9:12 European GNSS Agency
The EGNOS Service Provision Workshop, which serves as the annual meeting for EGNOS stakeholders, users and application developers, is scheduled for 27-28 September in Warsaw, Poland.
Organised by the ESSP and the European GNSS Agency (GSA), the event will include EGNOS service status, debates, showcases and success stories from partners currently using EGNOS in real applications. The 2016 workshop will include a dedicated sessions on aviation, maritime and land market segments.
This will be the opportunity to a state of play after the publication of the LPV 200 service last year, the first approach procedures published and actually flown, as well as a view on what is coming next.
A draft agenda is available here.
More information and early registration are available at egnos-workshop@essp-sas.eu.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
Sign up for the 2016 EGNOS Service Provision Workshop, scheduled for 27 – 28 September, in Warsaw
30.8.2016 9:12 European GNSS AgencyThe EGNOS Service Provision Workshop, which serves as the annual meeting for EGNOS stakeholders, users and application developers, is scheduled for 27-28 September in Warsaw, Poland.
Organised by the ESSP and the European GNSS Agency (GSA), the event will include EGNOS service status, debates, showcases and success stories from partners currently using EGNOS in real applications. The 2016 workshop will include a dedicated sessions on aviation, maritime and land market segments.
This will be the opportunity to a state of play after the publication of the LPV 200 service last year, the first approach procedures published and actually flown, as well as a view on what is coming next.
A draft agenda is available here.
More information and early registration are available at egnos-workshop@essp-sas.eu.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
20160829-VŘ Obecná právní agenda
29.8.2016 16:22 ČÚZK - předpisy a opatření Oznámení o vyhlášení výběrového řízení na služební místo - Obecná právní agenda - zde.20160829-VŘ Obecná právní agenda
29.8.2016 16:22 ČÚZK /Aktuality-resort/2016/20160829-VR-Obecna-pravni-agenda20160829-VŘ Analytik - programátor
29.8.2016 16:20 ČÚZK - předpisy a opatření Oznámení o vyhlášení výběrového řízení na služební místo - Analytik - programátor - zde.20160829-VŘ Analytik - programátor
29.8.2016 16:20 ČÚZK /Aktuality-resort/2016/20160829-VR-Analytik-programator20160829-VŘ Agenda veřejných zakázek a smluv O24
29.8.2016 16:19 ČÚZK - předpisy a opatření Oznámení o vyhlášení výběrového řízení na služební místo - Agenda veřejných zakázek a smluv odboru informatiky - zde.20160829-VŘ Agenda veřejných zakázek a smluv O24
29.8.2016 16:19 ČÚZK /Aktuality-resort/2016/20162908-VR-Agenda-verejnych-zakazek-a-smluv-O24GIS v plánování měst a regionů - konec registrací se blíží
29.8.2016 7:00 Česká asociace pro geoinformace Do 8. září je stále možné se přihlásit pomocí webového formuláře na konferenci GIS v plánování měst a regionů 2016, na kterou zbývá posledních 14 volných míst! Na webu akce je již zveřejněn kompletníSatlab Geosolutions introduces SLC RTK handheld using your Tablet or Phone as display
26.8.2016 5:50 Satlab GeosolutionsAskim, Sweden – August 26, 2016 – Today the Swedish based Survey and GIS equipment maker; Satlab Geosolutions AB, announces the availability of its multi-purpose SLC RTK handheld solution.
The post Satlab Geosolutions introduces SLC RTK handheld using your Tablet or Phone as display appeared first on Satlab – Global Satellite Positioning Solutions.
Satlab Geosolutions introduces SLC RTK handheld using your Tablet or Phone as display
26.8.2016 5:50 Satlab GeosolutionsAskim, Sweden – August 26, 2016 – Today the Swedish based Survey and GIS equipment maker; Satlab Geosolutions AB, announces the availability of its multi-purpose SLC RTK handheld solution.
The post Satlab Geosolutions introduces SLC RTK handheld using your Tablet or Phone as display appeared first on SatLab – Global Satellite Positioning Solutions.
Zkoušky ÚOZI (1)
25.8.2016 15:50 ČÚZK - předpisy a opatření Zkoušky ÚOZI proběhnou 14. září 2016. Více informací najdete zdeODKAZY NA VZORY ŽÁDOSTÍ A PŘÍLOH
25.8.2016 10:27 ČÚZK - předpisy a opatření Katastrální úřad pro hlavní město Prahu Katastrální pracoviště Prahaposkytuje odkazy na vzory žádostí a příloh pro výběrová řízení
ODKAZY NA VZORY ŽÁDOSTÍ A PŘÍLOH
ODKAZY NA VZORY ŽÁDOSTÍ A PŘÍLOH
25.8.2016 10:27 ČÚZK - předpisy a opatření Katastrální úřad pro hlavní město Prahuposkytuje odkazy na vzory žádostí a příloh pro výběrová řízení
ODKAZY NA VZORY ŽÁDOSTÍ A PŘÍLOH
ODKAZY NA VZORY ŽÁDOSTÍ A PŘÍLOH
25.8.2016 10:27 ČÚZK - volná místa Katastrální úřad pro hlavní město Prahu vypisuje výběrové řízení na místo ODKAZY NA VZORY ŽÁDOSTÍ A PŘÍLOHV sekci Doprava a silniční hos
24.8.2016 12:00 Plzeňský kraj V sekci Doprava a silniční hospodářství byl aktualizován a doplněn obsah mapové služby Stav povrchu silnic II. a III. třídy. Byla doplněna data z měření v letech 2010 až 2015. V období 2010-2012 data zaměřila společnost PavEx Consulting, s.r.o. V letech 2013-2015 data zaměřily společnosti GEODIS Brno, spol. s r.o. a CONSULTEST s.r.o.Mapová aplikace Investiční akc
24.8.2016 12:00 Jihočeský kraj Mapová aplikace Investiční akce 2016 byla doplněna o informace k následujícím uzavírkám: most 422-1 v obci Mirotice, most 17015-1 v obci Zvotoky, křižovatka silnic II/121, II/173 a II/175 v obci Blatná, silnice II/134 v obci Bednárec.Anglian Water Implements GIS and SAP Integration Module from Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure
24.8.2016 4:00 Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Major U.K. water company latest to deploy integration module to streamline processes and deliver greater insightAnglian Water Implements GIS and SAP Integration Module from Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure
24.8.2016 4:00 Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Major U.K. water company latest to deploy integration module to streamline processes and deliver greater insightAnglian Water Implements GIS and SAP Integration Module from Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure
24.8.2016 4:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureAnglian Water Services Ltd., England’s largest water company by area, has implemented Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s SAP integration module as part of its recent enterprise GIS upgrade. Taking advantage of the latest in web services technology, Hexagon’s SAP integration module provides a seamless connection between Anglian Water’s utility GIS, built on Hexagon’s Intergraph G/Technology, and SAP’s enterprise application integration software, SAP Process Integration (PI).
The combined Hexagon GIS and SAP solution enables Anglian Water to manage its entire water and wastewater networks through an integrated view of assets and activities.
“The integration between Hexagon’s GIS and SAP provides us with a single solution to help manage our assets and work,” said Chris Bodley, Anglian Water’s IS Service Delivery Manager. “The combination provides an important source of reliable information to help us deliver our customer promises through a better understanding of the networks and how they are changing.”
Hexagon’s SAP integration module improves the integration and management of core IT processes and business functions, including asset and work management. The web services-based module removes the need for point-to-point interfaces between systems, which are costly to implement, maintain and upgrade.
Anglian Water’s GIS provides detailed, connected network information to personnel handling key aspects of the company’s day-to-day business operations, including customer services call-takers, network technicians in the field, analysts in asset planning and duty managers in the company’s Operations Management Centre. Anglian Water’s GIS also uses Hexagon’s G/WaterUK, an extension to Intergraph G/Technology that provides capabilities required by U.K. water companies. G/WaterUK originated from a business collaboration between Anglian Water and Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure (then called Intergraph’s Security, Government & Infrastructure division) in 2006.
Hexagon’s SAP integration module was delivered working in partnership with CapGemini, one of Anglian Water’s IT framework partners.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps utilities and communications companies achieve greater reliability, increase efficiency and fulfill the expectations of customers, shareholders and regulators. A pioneer in the development and application of location-based technology, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure provides solutions to hundreds of utilities and communications customers around the globe, supporting network engineering, network operations, customer services, sales and marketing and physical security.
Anglian Water Implements GIS and SAP Integration Module from Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure
24.8.2016 4:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureAnglian Water Services Ltd., England’s largest water company by area, has implemented Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s SAP integration module as part of its recent enterprise GIS upgrade. Taking advantage of the latest in web services technology, Hexagon’s SAP integration module provides a seamless connection between Anglian Water’s utility GIS, built on Hexagon’s Intergraph G/Technology, and SAP’s enterprise application integration software, SAP Process Integration (PI).
The combined Hexagon GIS and SAP solution enables Anglian Water to manage its entire water and wastewater networks through an integrated view of assets and activities.
“The integration between Hexagon’s GIS and SAP provides us with a single solution to help manage our assets and work,” said Chris Bodley, Anglian Water’s IS Service Delivery Manager. “The combination provides an important source of reliable information to help us deliver our customer promises through a better understanding of the networks and how they are changing.”
Hexagon’s SAP integration module improves the integration and management of core IT processes and business functions, including asset and work management. The web services-based module removes the need for point-to-point interfaces between systems, which are costly to implement, maintain and upgrade.
Anglian Water’s GIS provides detailed, connected network information to personnel handling key aspects of the company’s day-to-day business operations, including customer services call-takers, network technicians in the field, analysts in asset planning and duty managers in the company’s Operations Management Centre. Anglian Water’s GIS also uses Hexagon’s G/WaterUK, an extension to Intergraph G/Technology that provides capabilities required by U.K. water companies. G/WaterUK originated from a business collaboration between Anglian Water and Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure (then called Intergraph’s Security, Government & Infrastructure division) in 2006.
Hexagon’s SAP integration module was delivered working in partnership with CapGemini, one of Anglian Water’s IT framework partners.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps utilities and communications companies achieve greater reliability, increase efficiency and fulfill the expectations of customers, shareholders and regulators. A pioneer in the development and application of location-based technology, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure provides solutions to hundreds of utilities and communications customers around the globe, supporting network engineering, network operations, customer services, sales and marketing and physical security.
Anglian Water Implements GIS and SAP Integration Module from Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure
24.8.2016 4:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureAnglian Water Services Ltd., England’s largest water company by area, has implemented Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s SAP integration module as part of its recent enterprise GIS upgrade. Taking advantage of the latest in web services technology, Hexagon’s SAP integration module provides a seamless connection between Anglian Water’s utility GIS, built on Hexagon’s Intergraph G/Technology, and SAP’s enterprise application integration software, SAP Process Integration (PI).
The combined Hexagon GIS and SAP solution enables Anglian Water to manage its entire water and wastewater networks through an integrated view of assets and activities.
“The integration between Hexagon’s GIS and SAP provides us with a single solution to help manage our assets and work,” said Chris Bodley, Anglian Water’s IS Service Delivery Manager. “The combination provides an important source of reliable information to help us deliver our customer promises through a better understanding of the networks and how they are changing.”
Hexagon’s SAP integration module improves the integration and management of core IT processes and business functions, including asset and work management. The web services-based module removes the need for point-to-point interfaces between systems, which are costly to implement, maintain and upgrade.
Anglian Water’s GIS provides detailed, connected network information to personnel handling key aspects of the company’s day-to-day business operations, including customer services call-takers, network technicians in the field, analysts in asset planning and duty managers in the company’s Operations Management Centre. Anglian Water’s GIS also uses Hexagon’s G/WaterUK, an extension to Intergraph G/Technology that provides capabilities required by U.K. water companies. G/WaterUK originated from a business collaboration between Anglian Water and Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure (then called Intergraph’s Security, Government & Infrastructure division) in 2006.
Hexagon’s SAP integration module was delivered working in partnership with CapGemini, one of Anglian Water’s IT framework partners.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps utilities and communications companies achieve greater reliability, increase efficiency and fulfill the expectations of customers, shareholders and regulators. A pioneer in the development and application of location-based technology, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure provides solutions to hundreds of utilities and communications customers around the globe, supporting network engineering, network operations, customer services, sales and marketing and physical security.
Anglian Water Implements GIS and SAP Integration Module from Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure
24.8.2016 4:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureAnglian Water Services Ltd., England’s largest water company by area, has implemented Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s SAP integration module as part of its recent enterprise GIS upgrade. Taking advantage of the latest in web services technology, Hexagon’s SAP integration module provides a seamless connection between Anglian Water’s utility GIS, built on Hexagon’s Intergraph G/Technology, and SAP’s enterprise application integration software, SAP Process Integration (PI).
The combined Hexagon GIS and SAP solution enables Anglian Water to manage its entire water and wastewater networks through an integrated view of assets and activities.
“The integration between Hexagon’s GIS and SAP provides us with a single solution to help manage our assets and work,” said Chris Bodley, Anglian Water’s IS Service Delivery Manager. “The combination provides an important source of reliable information to help us deliver our customer promises through a better understanding of the networks and how they are changing.”
Hexagon’s SAP integration module improves the integration and management of core IT processes and business functions, including asset and work management. The web services-based module removes the need for point-to-point interfaces between systems, which are costly to implement, maintain and upgrade.
Anglian Water’s GIS provides detailed, connected network information to personnel handling key aspects of the company’s day-to-day business operations, including customer services call-takers, network technicians in the field, analysts in asset planning and duty managers in the company’s Operations Management Centre. Anglian Water’s GIS also uses Hexagon’s G/WaterUK, an extension to Intergraph G/Technology that provides capabilities required by U.K. water companies. G/WaterUK originated from a business collaboration between Anglian Water and Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure (then called Intergraph’s Security, Government & Infrastructure division) in 2006.
Hexagon’s SAP integration module was delivered working in partnership with CapGemini, one of Anglian Water’s IT framework partners.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps utilities and communications companies achieve greater reliability, increase efficiency and fulfill the expectations of customers, shareholders and regulators. A pioneer in the development and application of location-based technology, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure provides solutions to hundreds of utilities and communications customers around the globe, supporting network engineering, network operations, customer services, sales and marketing and physical security.
Anglian Water Implements GIS and SAP Integration Module from Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure
24.8.2016 4:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureAnglian Water Services Ltd., England’s largest water company by area, has implemented Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s SAP integration module as part of its recent enterprise GIS upgrade. Taking advantage of the latest in web services technology, Hexagon’s SAP integration module provides a seamless connection between Anglian Water’s utility GIS, built on Hexagon’s Intergraph G/Technology, and SAP’s enterprise application integration software, SAP Process Integration (PI).
The combined Hexagon GIS and SAP solution enables Anglian Water to manage its entire water and wastewater networks through an integrated view of assets and activities.
“The integration between Hexagon’s GIS and SAP provides us with a single solution to help manage our assets and work,” said Chris Bodley, Anglian Water’s IS Service Delivery Manager. “The combination provides an important source of reliable information to help us deliver our customer promises through a better understanding of the networks and how they are changing.”
Hexagon’s SAP integration module improves the integration and management of core IT processes and business functions, including asset and work management. The web services-based module removes the need for point-to-point interfaces between systems, which are costly to implement, maintain and upgrade.
Anglian Water’s GIS provides detailed, connected network information to personnel handling key aspects of the company’s day-to-day business operations, including customer services call-takers, network technicians in the field, analysts in asset planning and duty managers in the company’s Operations Management Centre. Anglian Water’s GIS also uses Hexagon’s G/WaterUK, an extension to Intergraph G/Technology that provides capabilities required by U.K. water companies. G/WaterUK originated from a business collaboration between Anglian Water and Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure (then called Intergraph’s Security, Government & Infrastructure division) in 2006.
Hexagon’s SAP integration module was delivered working in partnership with CapGemini, one of Anglian Water’s IT framework partners.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps utilities and communications companies achieve greater reliability, increase efficiency and fulfill the expectations of customers, shareholders and regulators. A pioneer in the development and application of location-based technology, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure provides solutions to hundreds of utilities and communications customers around the globe, supporting network engineering, network operations, customer services, sales and marketing and physical security.
Anglian Water Implements GIS and SAP Integration Module from Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure
24.8.2016 4:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureAnglian Water Services Ltd., England’s largest water company by area, has implemented Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s SAP integration module as part of its recent enterprise GIS upgrade. Taking advantage of the latest in web services technology, Hexagon’s SAP integration module provides a seamless connection between Anglian Water’s utility GIS, built on Hexagon’s Intergraph G/Technology, and SAP’s enterprise application integration software, SAP Process Integration (PI).
The combined Hexagon GIS and SAP solution enables Anglian Water to manage its entire water and wastewater networks through an integrated view of assets and activities.
“The integration between Hexagon’s GIS and SAP provides us with a single solution to help manage our assets and work,” said Chris Bodley, Anglian Water’s IS Service Delivery Manager. “The combination provides an important source of reliable information to help us deliver our customer promises through a better understanding of the networks and how they are changing.”
Hexagon’s SAP integration module improves the integration and management of core IT processes and business functions, including asset and work management. The web services-based module removes the need for point-to-point interfaces between systems, which are costly to implement, maintain and upgrade.
Anglian Water’s GIS provides detailed, connected network information to personnel handling key aspects of the company’s day-to-day business operations, including customer services call-takers, network technicians in the field, analysts in asset planning and duty managers in the company’s Operations Management Centre. Anglian Water’s GIS also uses Hexagon’s G/WaterUK, an extension to Intergraph G/Technology that provides capabilities required by U.K. water companies. G/WaterUK originated from a business collaboration between Anglian Water and Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure (then called Intergraph’s Security, Government & Infrastructure division) in 2006.
Hexagon’s SAP integration module was delivered working in partnership with CapGemini, one of Anglian Water’s IT framework partners.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps utilities and communications companies achieve greater reliability, increase efficiency and fulfill the expectations of customers, shareholders and regulators. A pioneer in the development and application of location-based technology, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure provides solutions to hundreds of utilities and communications customers around the globe, supporting network engineering, network operations, customer services, sales and marketing and physical security.
Anglian Water Implements GIS and SAP Integration Module from Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure
24.8.2016 4:00 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureAnglian Water Services Ltd., England’s largest water company by area, has implemented Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s SAP integration module as part of its recent enterprise GIS upgrade. Taking advantage of the latest in web services technology, Hexagon’s SAP integration module provides a seamless connection between Anglian Water’s utility GIS, built on Hexagon’s Intergraph G/Technology, and SAP’s enterprise application integration software, SAP Process Integration (PI).
The combined Hexagon GIS and SAP solution enables Anglian Water to manage its entire water and wastewater networks through an integrated view of assets and activities.
“The integration between Hexagon’s GIS and SAP provides us with a single solution to help manage our assets and work,” said Chris Bodley, Anglian Water’s IS Service Delivery Manager. “The combination provides an important source of reliable information to help us deliver our customer promises through a better understanding of the networks and how they are changing.”
Hexagon’s SAP integration module improves the integration and management of core IT processes and business functions, including asset and work management. The web services-based module removes the need for point-to-point interfaces between systems, which are costly to implement, maintain and upgrade.
Anglian Water’s GIS provides detailed, connected network information to personnel handling key aspects of the company’s day-to-day business operations, including customer services call-takers, network technicians in the field, analysts in asset planning and duty managers in the company’s Operations Management Centre. Anglian Water’s GIS also uses Hexagon’s G/WaterUK, an extension to Intergraph G/Technology that provides capabilities required by U.K. water companies. G/WaterUK originated from a business collaboration between Anglian Water and Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure (then called Intergraph’s Security, Government & Infrastructure division) in 2006.
Hexagon’s SAP integration module was delivered working in partnership with CapGemini, one of Anglian Water’s IT framework partners.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps utilities and communications companies achieve greater reliability, increase efficiency and fulfill the expectations of customers, shareholders and regulators. A pioneer in the development and application of location-based technology, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure provides solutions to hundreds of utilities and communications customers around the globe, supporting network engineering, network operations, customer services, sales and marketing and physical security.
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Addressing caller vulnerabilities is a key requirement for North Wales Police and other forces throughout the UK, a need cited by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC), which independently assesses police forces in England and Wales on how effectively they protect vulnerable people from harm and support victims. The solution also aids police force safety by automatically alerting operators to any potential risk of dispatching officers to premises where legally held firearms may be present. The new module builds upon North Wales Police’s existing I/CAD system from Hexagon, a suite of industry-leading incident management software that features complete, integrated capabilities for call handling and dispatching, field communications and more.
The new Hexagon solution improves the collection of information from the caller through a configurable workflow that supports the principle of “collect once, use many times”. It uses a specialised rules engine that supports structured dialogue and helps avoid double entry of information. It also automates the search of data already held by the force, reducing the time spent by the communications operator on basic checking of intelligence. This consistent approach provides more effective support to those in greatest need of the police’s protection and support.
Paul Shea, North Wales Police Control Room Manager, said, “Hexagon has provided North Wales Police with a solution which assists communications operators to identify caller’s vulnerabilities at the point of contact, while also providing a comprehensive history of calls. Following work by the Hexagon team to meet our organisations’ specific needs at the point of call, the solution has far exceeded our initial expectations.”
Ian Holmes, Public Safety and Security Sales Manager, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure, said, “Hexagon is pleased to assist North Wales Police by improving call-handling performance as identified by HMIC. Building from our long-term commitment and relationship, we will continue to work in partnership together for a safer North Wales.”
The global leader in public safety and security solutions, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. By improving the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, Hexagon’s integrated solutions increase public safety and security performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Helps North Wales Police Identify Vulnerable Callers
17.8.2016 2:30 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureNorth Wales Police has successfully implemented Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s Known Callers contact management module as part of its Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD) incident management system. The new module helps North Wales Police satisfy a crucial requirement of providing the ability to identify repeat and vulnerable callers at the point of contact.
Addressing caller vulnerabilities is a key requirement for North Wales Police and other forces throughout the UK, a need cited by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC), which independently assesses police forces in England and Wales on how effectively they protect vulnerable people from harm and support victims. The solution also aids police force safety by automatically alerting operators to any potential risk of dispatching officers to premises where legally held firearms may be present. The new module builds upon North Wales Police’s existing I/CAD system from Hexagon, a suite of industry-leading incident management software that features complete, integrated capabilities for call handling and dispatching, field communications and more.
The new Hexagon solution improves the collection of information from the caller through a configurable workflow that supports the principle of “collect once, use many times”. It uses a specialised rules engine that supports structured dialogue and helps avoid double entry of information. It also automates the search of data already held by the force, reducing the time spent by the communications operator on basic checking of intelligence. This consistent approach provides more effective support to those in greatest need of the police’s protection and support.
Paul Shea, North Wales Police Control Room Manager, said, “Hexagon has provided North Wales Police with a solution which assists communications operators to identify caller’s vulnerabilities at the point of contact, while also providing a comprehensive history of calls. Following work by the Hexagon team to meet our organisations’ specific needs at the point of call, the solution has far exceeded our initial expectations.”
Ian Holmes, Public Safety and Security Sales Manager, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure, said, “Hexagon is pleased to assist North Wales Police by improving call-handling performance as identified by HMIC. Building from our long-term commitment and relationship, we will continue to work in partnership together for a safer North Wales.”
The global leader in public safety and security solutions, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. By improving the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, Hexagon’s integrated solutions increase public safety and security performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Helps North Wales Police Identify Vulnerable Callers
17.8.2016 2:30 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureNorth Wales Police has successfully implemented Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s Known Callers contact management module as part of its Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD) incident management system. The new module helps North Wales Police satisfy a crucial requirement of providing the ability to identify repeat and vulnerable callers at the point of contact.
Addressing caller vulnerabilities is a key requirement for North Wales Police and other forces throughout the UK, a need cited by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC), which independently assesses police forces in England and Wales on how effectively they protect vulnerable people from harm and support victims. The solution also aids police force safety by automatically alerting operators to any potential risk of dispatching officers to premises where legally held firearms may be present. The new module builds upon North Wales Police’s existing I/CAD system from Hexagon, a suite of industry-leading incident management software that features complete, integrated capabilities for call handling and dispatching, field communications and more.
The new Hexagon solution improves the collection of information from the caller through a configurable workflow that supports the principle of “collect once, use many times”. It uses a specialised rules engine that supports structured dialogue and helps avoid double entry of information. It also automates the search of data already held by the force, reducing the time spent by the communications operator on basic checking of intelligence. This consistent approach provides more effective support to those in greatest need of the police’s protection and support.
Paul Shea, North Wales Police Control Room Manager, said, “Hexagon has provided North Wales Police with a solution which assists communications operators to identify caller’s vulnerabilities at the point of contact, while also providing a comprehensive history of calls. Following work by the Hexagon team to meet our organisations’ specific needs at the point of call, the solution has far exceeded our initial expectations.”
Ian Holmes, Public Safety and Security Sales Manager, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure, said, “Hexagon is pleased to assist North Wales Police by improving call-handling performance as identified by HMIC. Building from our long-term commitment and relationship, we will continue to work in partnership together for a safer North Wales.”
The global leader in public safety and security solutions, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. By improving the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, Hexagon’s integrated solutions increase public safety and security performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Helps North Wales Police Identify Vulnerable Callers
17.8.2016 2:30 Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Hexagon solution aids police in satisfying key public and police safety requirementsHexagon Safety & Infrastructure Helps North Wales Police Identify Vulnerable Callers
17.8.2016 2:30 Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Hexagon solution aids police in satisfying key public and police safety requirementsHexagon Safety & Infrastructure Helps North Wales Police Identify Vulnerable Callers
17.8.2016 2:30 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureNorth Wales Police has successfully implemented Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s Known Callers contact management module as part of its Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD) incident management system. The new module helps North Wales Police satisfy a crucial requirement of providing the ability to identify repeat and vulnerable callers at the point of contact.
Addressing caller vulnerabilities is a key requirement for North Wales Police and other forces throughout the UK, a need cited by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC), which independently assesses police forces in England and Wales on how effectively they protect vulnerable people from harm and support victims. The solution also aids police force safety by automatically alerting operators to any potential risk of dispatching officers to premises where legally held firearms may be present. The new module builds upon North Wales Police’s existing I/CAD system from Hexagon, a suite of industry-leading incident management software that features complete, integrated capabilities for call handling and dispatching, field communications and more.
The new Hexagon solution improves the collection of information from the caller through a configurable workflow that supports the principle of “collect once, use many times”. It uses a specialised rules engine that supports structured dialogue and helps avoid double entry of information. It also automates the search of data already held by the force, reducing the time spent by the communications operator on basic checking of intelligence. This consistent approach provides more effective support to those in greatest need of the police’s protection and support.
Paul Shea, North Wales Police Control Room Manager, said, “Hexagon has provided North Wales Police with a solution which assists communications operators to identify caller’s vulnerabilities at the point of contact, while also providing a comprehensive history of calls. Following work by the Hexagon team to meet our organisations’ specific needs at the point of call, the solution has far exceeded our initial expectations.”
Ian Holmes, Public Safety and Security Sales Manager, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure, said, “Hexagon is pleased to assist North Wales Police by improving call-handling performance as identified by HMIC. Building from our long-term commitment and relationship, we will continue to work in partnership together for a safer North Wales.”
The global leader in public safety and security solutions, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. By improving the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, Hexagon’s integrated solutions increase public safety and security performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Helps North Wales Police Identify Vulnerable Callers
17.8.2016 2:30 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureNorth Wales Police has successfully implemented Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s Known Callers contact management module as part of its Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD) incident management system. The new module helps North Wales Police satisfy a crucial requirement of providing the ability to identify repeat and vulnerable callers at the point of contact.
Addressing caller vulnerabilities is a key requirement for North Wales Police and other forces throughout the UK, a need cited by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC), which independently assesses police forces in England and Wales on how effectively they protect vulnerable people from harm and support victims. The solution also aids police force safety by automatically alerting operators to any potential risk of dispatching officers to premises where legally held firearms may be present. The new module builds upon North Wales Police’s existing I/CAD system from Hexagon, a suite of industry-leading incident management software that features complete, integrated capabilities for call handling and dispatching, field communications and more.
The new Hexagon solution improves the collection of information from the caller through a configurable workflow that supports the principle of “collect once, use many times”. It uses a specialised rules engine that supports structured dialogue and helps avoid double entry of information. It also automates the search of data already held by the force, reducing the time spent by the communications operator on basic checking of intelligence. This consistent approach provides more effective support to those in greatest need of the police’s protection and support.
Paul Shea, North Wales Police Control Room Manager, said, “Hexagon has provided North Wales Police with a solution which assists communications operators to identify caller’s vulnerabilities at the point of contact, while also providing a comprehensive history of calls. Following work by the Hexagon team to meet our organisations’ specific needs at the point of call, the solution has far exceeded our initial expectations.”
Ian Holmes, Public Safety and Security Sales Manager, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure, said, “Hexagon is pleased to assist North Wales Police by improving call-handling performance as identified by HMIC. Building from our long-term commitment and relationship, we will continue to work in partnership together for a safer North Wales.”
The global leader in public safety and security solutions, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. By improving the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, Hexagon’s integrated solutions increase public safety and security performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure Helps North Wales Police Identify Vulnerable Callers
17.8.2016 2:30 Hexagon Safety & InfrastructureNorth Wales Police has successfully implemented Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s Known Callers contact management module as part of its Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD) incident management system. The new module helps North Wales Police satisfy a crucial requirement of providing the ability to identify repeat and vulnerable callers at the point of contact.
Addressing caller vulnerabilities is a key requirement for North Wales Police and other forces throughout the UK, a need cited by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC), which independently assesses police forces in England and Wales on how effectively they protect vulnerable people from harm and support victims. The solution also aids police force safety by automatically alerting operators to any potential risk of dispatching officers to premises where legally held firearms may be present. The new module builds upon North Wales Police’s existing I/CAD system from Hexagon, a suite of industry-leading incident management software that features complete, integrated capabilities for call handling and dispatching, field communications and more.
The new Hexagon solution improves the collection of information from the caller through a configurable workflow that supports the principle of “collect once, use many times”. It uses a specialised rules engine that supports structured dialogue and helps avoid double entry of information. It also automates the search of data already held by the force, reducing the time spent by the communications operator on basic checking of intelligence. This consistent approach provides more effective support to those in greatest need of the police’s protection and support.
Paul Shea, North Wales Police Control Room Manager, said, “Hexagon has provided North Wales Police with a solution which assists communications operators to identify caller’s vulnerabilities at the point of contact, while also providing a comprehensive history of calls. Following work by the Hexagon team to meet our organisations’ specific needs at the point of call, the solution has far exceeded our initial expectations.”
Ian Holmes, Public Safety and Security Sales Manager, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure, said, “Hexagon is pleased to assist North Wales Police by improving call-handling performance as identified by HMIC. Building from our long-term commitment and relationship, we will continue to work in partnership together for a safer North Wales.”
The global leader in public safety and security solutions, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. By improving the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, Hexagon’s integrated solutions increase public safety and security performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.