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12.31.2005
Point to Point: Retracement Uncertainty Explained
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12.31.2005
Editorial: Let the Future Envy Us
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12.30.2005
Galileo Launch Next Step for G3 Technology
Topcon technology can access GPS, GLONASS, Galileo
12.28.2005
First Galileo Launch
28 December 2005 GIOVE-A lifted off on schedule at 05:19 UTC (06:19 CET). http://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/Galileo_Launch/index.html
12.27.2005
New GLONASS Launch
Russia launched three new GLONASS satellites on 25 December 2005 as scheduled. All are being placed in orbit plane 3. This will complete…
12.22.2005
CORS Network Supports Hurricane-Related Activities
Data from the Continuously Operating Reference Station (CORS) network supported numerous surveying and mapping projects designed to assess damage and speed recovery efforts,…
12.17.2005
SECO introduces The Claw™ Quick-Release and Ball-and-Socket pole clamps and data collector cradles
These new ‘anti-crush’, all-metal clamps & cradles hold tight, but can’t over tighten
12.17.2005
Spatial Data Technologies Announces CartoPac Support of Trimble GPS Pathfinder® ProXH™ Receiver
Fort Collins, CO (December 15, 2005) – Spatial Data Technologies (SDT) announced today that their CartoPac 1.6 mobile mapping software now supports the…
