- February 10, 2018
Atmospheric Terrain
Read moreAtmospheric Terrain presents interpretations of affected and altered bodies of water using the Colorado River upper basin as a point of departure. The paintings – representations of water – first appear clear blue, clean and abundant; they become smaller…
13 - February 9, 2018
Integrated UAV + Lidar Solutions
Read moreLiDAR has been around since the early 1960s. In recent years, it has emerged as a key geospatial remote sensing technology: aerial and ground- based scanners are used routinely for mapping and to produce 3D models of cities, LiDAR…
- February 9, 2018
The Value of Space-Based Data
Read moreDear Readers,
Let’s start with art. A few months ago, I met Fawn Atencio, a Denver-based artist whose paintings look so much like photos of Earth that I was astounded, and inspired. Her work includes a message about a future… - February 3, 2018
An Essential Part of IoT
Read moreEnergy conservation and sustainability is a priority for governments and businesses in regions throughout the Americas, Europe, Middle East and Asia. Most existing infrastructure is old and obsolete. This is an obstacle to meet the rising expectations of government…
- January 31, 2018
Interpreting What We See
Read moreOur Perception of an object changes depending on how far or close we are and on how accustomed we are with it. During a recent visit to St. Petersburg, Florida, I spent several hours at the Dali Museum there….