Tag Archives: gps
Dr. Gladys B. West: The Autobiography of a GPS Pioneer
The inspiring and touching memoir of a pioneering mathematician, Dr. Gladys B. West, who has been recognized and honored for her key contributions to the development of GPS. Gladys Mae Brown Recently published, “It Began with a Dream” chronicles an extraordinary life and is a celebration of perseverance, hard work, faith, and family. Authored by...
xyHt Weekly News Links: 07/03/20
*Click here to visit xyHt’s Virtual Trade Show* 11 New Board Members for United State Geospatial Intelligence Foundation Coalition Defends GPS Against Ligado 5G Plan Benefits of BIM are Now Proven CHC Navigation Introduces CGI-610 GNSS/INS Sensor
xyHt Weekly News Links: 06/26/2020
*Click here to visit xyHt’s Virtual Trade Show* SBG Systems has New Miniature Sensors for Navigation Microdrones Invites You to Play the Ultimate Surveying Game Show: SURVEYOR SAYS. Mobile Laser Scanning Technology Workshop Postponed ConTech Roadshows Rescheduled Monitoring and Protecting Ecosystems from Space China Launches Final Beidou Satellite; Completes GPS-like Nav System Ground Penetrating Radar...
Bad Elf Flex – A Truly Affordable On-demand Accuracy GNSS Receiver
Sponsored by Bad Elf As the saying goes, “accuracy is addictive”. With the convergence of CAD and GIS, accuracy from plan to as-built embodies a critical need. Companies that monitor assets, support compliance needs or manage infrastructure, require systems that support high rigor for geospatial data. In this post, we talk with Larry Fox, Bad...
New Gold Standard for GPS
GPS users help map habitat along the Bear River for the Bear River Land Conservancy in Utah on June 7, 2017. Credit: Kirk Earl. As accurate GNSS data becomes democratized, there’s still a place to stand out in the industry. The long-established GPS industry has been facing a massive technological disruption for the past five...
xyHt Magazine January 2019 Issue
Click on the cover below to view the January 2019 issue of xyHt magazine. Articles in the issue include (links will turn live throughout January): GPR on a Drone – An international research team used new UAV and GPR technology to locate a lost U.S. airplane 300 feet below the ice in Greenland. PS Exam Changes –...
