Geomatics
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- Space Future - Some Aspects of Space Navigation Law
- Treatise from the Japanese Rocket Society on the proposed regulatory framework for commercial space activities.
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- Evolution of the Sextant
- Illustrated article including details about dating. Links to antique instruments offered for sale.
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- Longitude at Sea
- Describes 17th and 18th century use of eclipses of Jupiter's moons to identify position.
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- The History of the Sextant
- Transcript of a talk given at the Science Museum of The University of Coimbra. Includes photos of ancient devices.
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- The History of the Sextant
- The evolution from the earliest instruments to the sophisticated devices used today described and illustrated.
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- Understanding How Thompson Navigated
- About David Thompson's exploration of western Canada and the northwestern United States from 1790 to 1812, using a sextant and compass. From the Northwest Journal.
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- Dimensional Metrology Services Pty Ltd
- Offers specialist 3D measurement services to the sectors of manufacturing, construction and engineering using the V-STARS photogrammetry system manufactured by GSI.
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- TerraServer
- Online subscription service providing access to a database of high resolution satellite and overhead imagery from all over the world.
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- Environmental Remote Sensing Center
- Remote Sensing and Digital Photogrammetry. Chairs: Dr. Thomas Lillesand and Dr. Frank Scarpace.
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- BYU MERS Laboratory
- Information on the Brigham Young University Microwave Earth Remote Sensing Laboratory which conducts research into advanced techniques and applications of remote sensing.
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- Indian Institute of Remote Sensing
- Provides training & education in the field of geospatial technology.
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- OpenDragon Project
- Offers commercial-grade software for geoinformatics education, free for educational users in developing contries.
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- NASA Earth Observing System - EOS
- EOS consists of a science component and a data system supporting a coordinated series of polar-orbiting and low inclination satellites for long-term global observations of the land surface, biosphere, solid Earth, atmosphere, and oceans.