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LATEST EARTH IMAGING & REMOTE SENSING NEWS
GeoEye-1 Satellite Launch Moved to Sept. 6
The launch of the GeoEye-1 earth-imaging satellite in California, delayed by a hurricane threat in Florida, has been moved up to Saturday, September 6, after originally being rescheduled for no earlier than September 7.
Goldin-Rudahl Unveils Professional Version of Dragon/ips
Goldin-Rudahl Systems Inc. is now shipping its Dragon/ipsVersion 6.0 Professional Edition, building on the image processing capability of its academic version.
Florida Hurricane Delays GeoEye-1 California Launch
Boeing has announced that the commercial launch of the GeoEye-1 earth-imaging satellite is delayed and rescheduled for no earlier than Sept. 7.
SENSORS: ACTIVE & PASSIVE ARTICLES
Enhancing the Value of India's Demographic Data
The question posed by a commercial provider of integrated geospatial solutions for business applications was this: Will the calculated combination of georeferenced census datasets with satellite-gathered raster data increase the decision-making value of the census data? The answer was a resounding "yes," facilitating the generation of micro-level information from macro-level population data.
PLATFORMS: SATELLITE, AIRCRAFT, OTHER ARTICLES
Oregon's Imagery Portal
To facilitate the distribution of statewide imagery datasets, Oregon State University teamed up with a GIS developer to create an imagery distribution and provisioning Web portal.
IMAGE PROCESSING ARTICLES
Analyzing Eye Movement During Geospatial Data Inspection
A study of human analysts' performance during geospatial data inspection explores the feasibility of gaze tracking as a disambiguation tool in the visual search for a target in high-resolution imagery.
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