GIM - Issue 4 - 2022
Terrestrial mapping is a traditional survey method, but still often the most accurate solution for many mapping projects. Nowadays traditional techniques are often combined with an innovative mobile m...
Terrestrial mapping is a traditional survey method, but still often the most accurate solution for many mapping projects. Nowadays traditional techniques are often combined with an innovative mobile m...
This issue puts aerial mapping centre stage. We zoom in on all the aspects that come into play when using state-of-the-art aerial remote sensing technology such as photogrammetry and Lidar for mapping...
Satellite surveying… are there any industry professionals out there not using it on (almost) a daily basis? In this issue of GIM International we highlight the recent developments in positioning and...
How is the geospatial industry evolving in today’s turbulent times? What are the trends and developments in the sector, and where is the business heading? Read the findings from GIM International’...
On the front cover of this issue of GIM International, a surveyor can be seen measuring a ground control point close to a crater in Geldingadalir, Iceland. Iceland’s dynamic geodetic situation can b...
As 3D models are becoming common geospatial data assets, this issue of GIM International reviews major modelling activities across the globe. Jantien Stoter provides us with an essential update on the...
Our Special ‘Prestigious Projects’ Edition This summer issue features an article about Chernobyl in Ukraine, where Lidar is being used to map radioactive hotspots stemming from the meltdown of the...
The front cover of our brand new issue of GIM International shows Ljubljana Castle standing on a small hill in the centre of the Slovenian capital, which was the site of an inspiring true orthophoto...
This year’s third issue of GIM International is dedicated to aerial mapping. With a mix of content focusing on the latest in both photogrammetry and Lidar mapping technology, we aim to give you an o...
The front cover of this issue of GIM International shows a familiar scene: a land surveyor using a GNSS receiver. The user group of GNSS systems and data is growing larger by the day. Several articles...
In this years' Business Guide, GIM International attempts to look beyond the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, to paint a picture of where the geospatial industry is heading and what the longer-term conse...
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