Tajuplná do výšky se zvedající oblaka, která se náhle objevují v atmosféře planety Mars, mohou mít přímou vazbu na kosmické počasí. Domnívají se tak vědci zpracovávající informace ze sondy Mars Express.
Tajuplná do výšky se zvedající oblaka, která se náhle objevují v atmosféře planety Mars, mohou mít přímou vazbu na kosmické počasí. Domnívají se tak vědci zpracovávající informace ze sondy Mars Express.
Esri vydala novou bezpečnostní záplatu, která opravuje některé bezpečnostní mezery nalezené v ArcGIS for Server. Esri doporučuje nainstalovat tuto záplatu všem uživatelům používajícím ArcGIS for Server 10.2.2 a 10.3.1.
Uživatelé, kteří používají verzi 10.2 nebo 10.2.1, by nejprve měli povýšit jejich instalaci na verzi 10.2.2. Uživatelé, kteří mají verzi 10.3, by ji měli nejdříve povýšit na verzi 10.3.1.
Bezpečnostní záplatu si můžete stáhnout na adrese ArcGIS for Server Security 2016 Update 2 Patch.
Esri vydala novou bezpečnostní záplatu, která opravuje některé bezpečnostní mezery nalezené v ArcGIS for Server. Esri doporučuje nainstalovat tuto záplatu všem uživatelům používajícím ArcGIS for Server 10.2.2 a 10.3.1.
Uživatelé, kteří používají verzi 10.2 nebo 10.2.1, by nejprve měli povýšit jejich instalaci na verzi 10.2.2. Uživatelé, kteří mají verzi 10.3, by ji měli nejdříve povýšit na verzi 10.3.1.
Bezpečnostní záplatu si můžete stáhnout na adrese ArcGIS for Server Security 2016 Update 2 Patch.

Named for the astronomer who pinpointed Earth’s true position in the Solar System, the Galileo satellite navigation system that will help Europe find its way in the 21st century now has 14 satellites in orbit after today’s double launch.
The Horizon 2020-funded BELS project is inviting European GNSS companies to come to South East Asia and visit the NAVIS Centre.
According to the most recent edition of the European GNSS Agency’s (GSA) GNSS
market report, Asia is the ‘hot spot’ for global navigation satellite systems (GNSS). In fact, it is currently the primary region of global market growth in terms of in-use GNSS devices. The region is forecasted to grow 11 % per year, from 1.7 billion devices in 2014 to 4.1 billion in 2023 – more than the EU and North America combined. Furthermore, the GSA notes that the region is becoming increasingly active in chipset manufacturing, along with building their own constellations.
In other words, Asia is an important market for GNSS, and the GSA is dedicated to ensuring European businesses are in a position to benefit from it.
Spearheading this effort is the Horizon 2020-funded BELS project. Committed to bringing European GNSS (E-GNSS) companies to South East Asia, the project aims to facilitate the breakthrough of E-GNSS technology by conducting a set of coordinated activities for raising awareness and capacity building. The BELS consortium is gathering the top GNSS universities and research institutes together to offer doctorate (PhD) partnering programmes, training opportunities, and placements for students at EU and Asian companies.
For companies seeking to collaborate on GNSS research and development (R&D), BELS also operates NAVIS, a dedicated GNSS R&D centre located in Hanoi, Vietnam. The facility is available for both testing and research activities, and as a hub for establishing new links with regional GNSS stakeholders. A motivated young team of researchers, which has regular exchanges with European universities, completes the picture.
Although several EU receiver manufacturers have used the opportunity to co-locate their receivers at NAVIS, as the location is particularly suitable for testing the multi-constellation function, there’s plenty of room for more. To promote this unique opportunity, the project has launched its first call for expressions of interest, where European GNSS companies can receive vouchers to visit the NAVIS Centre. The purpose of the visit is to provide a company with the opportunity to experience the centre and all that it offers in terms of serving as a testbed for their GNSS equipment and solutions prior to making a commitment to relocate some of their activities to the centre.
“This first call is the perfect opportunity for a company to come to the NAVIS centre and see if it’s a good fit for them,” says Baerbel Deisting, one of the project’s coordinators. “This will be followed by a second call, where these companies can apply to receive vouchers to conduct testing of their GNSS solutions at the centre and network with stakeholders here in South East Asia.”
The call is open to any EU-based company working with E-GNSS equipment and solutions and with a commercial interest in South East Asia. Successful applicants will receive financial support via a voucher worth up to EUR 2 500. Applicants can apply at any time during the year, with applications being evaluated every 3 months. The call will be closed once the available budget has been fully allocated. The first evaluation will occur in May. In order to be considered, companies should provide a short company profile, proof of activity in the field of E-GNSS, a letter of motivation, CV and suggested timeframe for the visit.
More information 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 Horizon 2020-funded BELS project is inviting European GNSS companies to come to South East Asia and visit the NAVIS Centre.
According to the most recent edition of the European GNSS Agency’s (GSA) GNSS
market report, Asia is the ‘hot spot’ for global navigation satellite systems (GNSS). In fact, it is currently the primary region of global market growth in terms of in-use GNSS devices. The region is forecasted to grow 11 % per year, from 1.7 billion devices in 2014 to 4.1 billion in 2023 – more than the EU and North America combined. Furthermore, the GSA notes that the region is becoming increasingly active in chipset manufacturing, along with building their own constellations.
In other words, Asia is an important market for GNSS, and the GSA is dedicated to ensuring European businesses are in a position to benefit from it.
Spearheading this effort is the Horizon 2020-funded BELS project. Committed to bringing European GNSS (E-GNSS) companies to South East Asia, the project aims to facilitate the breakthrough of E-GNSS technology by conducting a set of coordinated activities for raising awareness and capacity building. The BELS consortium is gathering the top GNSS universities and research institutes together to offer doctorate (PhD) partnering programmes, training opportunities, and placements for students at EU and Asian companies.
For companies seeking to collaborate on GNSS research and development (R&D), BELS also operates NAVIS, a dedicated GNSS R&D centre located in Hanoi, Vietnam. The facility is available for both testing and research activities, and as a hub for establishing new links with regional GNSS stakeholders. A motivated young team of researchers, which has regular exchanges with European universities, completes the picture.
Although several EU receiver manufacturers have used the opportunity to co-locate their receivers at NAVIS, as the location is particularly suitable for testing the multi-constellation function, there’s plenty of room for more. To promote this unique opportunity, the project has launched its first call for expressions of interest, where European GNSS companies can receive vouchers to visit the NAVIS Centre. The purpose of the visit is to provide a company with the opportunity to experience the centre and all that it offers in terms of serving as a testbed for their GNSS equipment and solutions prior to making a commitment to relocate some of their activities to the centre.
“This first call is the perfect opportunity for a company to come to the NAVIS centre and see if it’s a good fit for them,” says Baerbel Deisting, one of the project’s coordinators. “This will be followed by a second call, where these companies can apply to receive vouchers to conduct testing of their GNSS solutions at the centre and network with stakeholders here in South East Asia.”
The call is open to any EU-based company working with E-GNSS equipment and solutions and with a commercial interest in South East Asia. Successful applicants will receive financial support via a voucher worth up to EUR 2 500. Applicants can apply at any time during the year, with applications being evaluated every 3 months. The call will be closed once the available budget has been fully allocated. The first evaluation will occur in May. In order to be considered, companies should provide a short company profile, proof of activity in the field of E-GNSS, a letter of motivation, CV and suggested timeframe for the visit.
More information 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 experti společnosti VARS BRNO a.s připravili ve spolupráci s Ministerstvem zdravotnictví ČR prezentaci hlukových map.
Nejnovější pár evropských navigačních družic Galileo naposledy spatřily lidské oči. Satelity byly umístěny na horní stupeň nosné rakety a následně zapouzdřeny do aerodynamického krytu. Jsou tak plně připraveny pro start v úterý 24. května.
Nejnovější pár evropských navigačních družic Galileo naposledy spatřily lidské oči. Satelity byly umístěny na horní stupeň nosné rakety a následně zapouzdřeny do aerodynamického krytu. Jsou tak plně připraveny pro start v úterý 24. května.
Víkendová akce s velmi vysokou účastí se nesla ve sportovním duchu. Své síly změřily týmy složené z kolegů napříč celou společností v různých kreativních disciplínách. Ty pro naše soutěžící připravili vedoucí regionů, kteří se podíleli na organizaci akce. Celé klání pak bylo završeno v sobotu odpoledne orientačním závodem, při němž musely týmy plnit netradiční úkoly.... View Article
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Víkendová akce s velmi vysokou účastí se nesla ve sportovním duchu. Své síly změřily týmy složené z kolegů napříč celou společností v různých kreativních disciplínách. Ty pro naše soutěžící připravili vedoucí regionů, kteří se podíleli na organizaci akce. Celé klání pak bylo završeno v sobotu odpoledne orientačním závodem, při němž musely týmy plnit netradiční úkoly.... View Article
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Pokud se rádi dozvídáte nové věci, jistě vás potěší aktualizovaná nabídka našich školení, kde můžete vybírat z termínů až do konce roku 2016.
Nově se můžete zúčastnit také dvoudenního kurzu Nasazení a údržba víceuživatelské geodatabáze, kde se naučíte víceuživatelskou databázi správně nainstalovat, konfigurovat, spravovat a efektivně využívat v rámci celé organizace.
Aktualizovaný přehled všech školení včetně jejich termínů naleznete na samostatných stránkách.
Radarová družice Sentinel-1A detekovala možnou olejovou skvrnu ve východní části Středozemního moře: právě v té oblasti, kde se ve čtvrtek 19. května časně ráno ztratilo letadlo společnosti EgyptAir z letu MS804 z Paříže do Káhiry.
Radarová družice Sentinel-1A detekovala možnou olejovou skvrnu ve východní části Středozemního moře: právě v té oblasti, kde se ve čtvrtek 19. května časně ráno ztratilo letadlo společnosti EgyptAir z letu MS804 z Paříže do Káhiry.
Kosmonaut ESA Alexander Gerst byl jmenován k nové misi na Mezinárodní kosmickou stanici. Během ní bude ve druhé polovině svého šestiměsíčního pobytu na ISS v roce 2018 zastávat pozici velitele stanice.
Naše společnost byla hlavním partnerem mezinárodní konference LETISKOVÉ VOZOVKY 2016, která se uskutečnila 16. a 17. května ve slovenském Popradu.
Publication Provides Students and Professionals with
Step-by-Step Guide to BIM Advancements and Best Practices
EXTON, Pa. – Bentley Institute Press, publisher of university textbooks and professional reference works for the BIM advancement of the architectural, engineering, and construction (AEC), operations, geospatial, and educational communities, today announced that Practical Structural Modelling With AECOsim Building Designer is now available as an e-book for Kindle devices. The publication provides step-by-step tutorials and interactive exercises to help engineers and designers quickly become productive with BIM workflows and BIM advancement enabled by AECOsim Building Designer, Bentley Systems’ software for the architectural design and multi-discipline engineering of facilities. The book is co-authored by Evolve Consultancy Directors Nigel Davies and Daniel Heselwood, highly qualified AEC professionals who together have more than 40 years of experience developing and delivering BIM courses and training workshops.
Practical Structural Modelling With AECOsim Building Designer is written for all experience levels, from beginners seeking clear explanations of AECOsim Building Designer’s functionality to experts requiring insight into the best methods of managing digital production and BIM advancement on a project. The detailed exercises in the book follow a typical project workflow, approaching each task as it would be handled in a real-world project, with associated exercises based on an actual building. Each chapter is also designed to serve as a stand-alone reference guide for more experienced users.
Said Heselwood, “Our goal with the book is to help engineers become productive with the principles of BIM workflows in a short period of time. The methods, tools, and best practices we discuss are all based on a real-world building project that was designed and built using these same techniques.”
Davies added, “The book reflects our unique approach to teaching, which we call ‘reinforced contextual learning.’ We present the information in context of the real-world challenges that engineers are likely to encounter in their work. We believe this real-world context is critical and better enables the reader to incorporate the information into their personal frame of reference and typical project scenarios.”
Like all of the titles in the Bentley Institute Press portfolio, Practical Structural Modelling With AECOsim Building Designer aims to deliver continuous learning to help both students and practitioners in infrastructure professions increase their technical know-how and improve their workflow efficiencies.
Additional information about the e-book:
About the Authors
Daniel Heselwood has extensive experience managing and developing CAD/BIM systems for a wide range of infrastructure organizations — from large international firms with multiple sites across a number of different regions to single-person practices. He is an experienced trainer who has worked closely with the many disciplines and stakeholders involved in construction projects including contractors, architects, structural engineers, service professionals, and civil engineers. Heselwood also writes a regular technology column for the RIBA Journal.
Nigel Davies, a founding director of Evolve Consultancy, has 20 years of experience within the AEC industry. Trained originally in structural and civil engineering, Davies appreciates the need for reality-based solutions to aid the project design process. He has accrued invaluable experience in engineering and architecture through his work as a BIM consultant for many high-profile companies and projects and has first-hand understanding of cutting-edge design and construction data production and exchange practices. He currently serves as chair of the AEC (UK) BIM Protocols Initiative.
Bentley Institute Press is a knowledge leader in the publication of university textbooks and professional reference works for the BIM advancement of the architectural, engineering, and construction (AEC), operations, geospatial, and educational communities. A sampling of its growing list of titles includes books covering MicroStation, building analysis and design, construction, road and site, plant design, structural analysis and design, and water and wastewater analysis – all written by experts in their respective disciplines. For more information about Bentley Institute Press, visit www.bentley.com/books.
Bentley Systems is a global leader in providing architects, engineers, geospatial professionals, constructors, and owner-operators with comprehensive software solutions for advancing the design, construction, and operations of infrastructure. Bentley users leverage information mobility across disciplines and throughout the infrastructure lifecycle to deliver better-performing projects and assets. Bentley solutions encompass MicroStation applications for information modeling, ProjectWise collaboration services to deliver integrated projects, and AssetWise operations services to achieve intelligent infrastructure – complemented by worldwide professional services and comprehensive managed services.
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