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Category Archives: Education
Protecting Personal Privacy of Geo-location Data
James Van Rens, Senior Vice President with RIEGL USA and Strategic Advisor for Government and Industry Relations for the RIEGL International Group, recently participated in the 9th meeting of the United Nations Global Geographic Information Management group. Discussions were held on the issue … Continue reading
Ancient Maya Civilization Revealed with Airborne Lidar
The Maya civilization flourished more than 1,000 years ago, but modern technology is only now revealing the secrets of this ancient Mexican and South American culture—and it’s happening at an unprecedented pace. A recent spate of discoveries is transforming the … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, airborne LiDAR, archaeology, art, cultural heritage, Data, Education, Forestry, Government, Historic Preservation, Lidar, Mapping, Photogrammetry, remote sensing, Research, topography, Visualization
Tagged Ancient Maya, anthropology, Caracol, Guatemala, Mexican, NCALM, Pacunam, ruins, South American
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UN GGIM – Global Geospatial Information Management
I can’t say that I have been aware of UN GGIM since its founding in 2011, but it has been a number of years in which I have wondered how I might get involved with this important geospatial organization. I … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Business Development, Conferences, Data, Education, Environmental, Forestry, Geomatics, GIS, Government, intelligent cities, Internet of Things, Mapping, Orgs, Research, smart cities, Standards, Technology, The Industry, Young Geospatial Professional
Tagged Committee of Experts, ECOSOC, GGIM, global, UN
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Can’t Imagine What Jonah Lehrer Was Thinking
I can’t imagine what Jonah Lehrer was thinking when he decided to ruin his career as a journalist and author, by making up quotes for his best seller Imagine. First of all apologies to all the readers of the original … Continue reading
Imagine – Important Book on Creative Problem Solving
I am in the process of re-reading one of the most inspiring and therefore important (especially for the YGPs) books that I have ever read. The book is Imagine by Jonah Lehrer. The main theme is creativity and how it … Continue reading
Posted in art, Education, Research, Young Geospatial Professional
Tagged creativity, Jonah Lehrer
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