Fugro has been awarded its second-consecutive Geo-data solutions contract by the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) to support the state’s Strategic Mapping Program (StratMap).
Fugro is participating in an EU co-funded research and innovation project to develop a remote solution for global satellite derived seafloor mapping.
Direct exchange, lively discussions, lots of information and great entertainment. High acceptance of the digital offer in pandemic times by the geo-community.
Nach drei Tagen EXPO und CONFERENCE ist die 25. INTERGEO in Stuttgart erfolgreich zu Ende gegangen. Die Veranstaltung ist mit ihren Lösungen für unsere Erde relevanter denn je.
25-jähriges Jubiläum der Intergeo / Round Table mit Branchenexperten / Gestiegene globale Bedeutung der Leitmesse für Geodäsie, Geoinformation und Landmanagement / Digitalisierung und Daten erhöhen den Mehrwert bei Anwendungen, Dienstleistungen und für den Menschen – wenn sie zielführend eingesetzt werden.
Fugro has entered a partnership agreement to provide civil engineering support in the City of Amsterdam. Together with engineering consultancy firm Sweco, Fugro will support development in three locations in the eastern part of Amsterdam, helping to take the municipality a step closer to achieving its home-building target.
3, 2, 1 and lift-off. The 2017 Intergeo season is underway, with a programme fully reflecting its long-standing key focus – “Knowledge and action for planet Earth”. Once again in 2017, the leading international trade fair for geodesy, geoinformation and land management’s hot topics will highlight ground-breaking developments and projects of a dynamic geo-IT sector.
3- 2- 1- Top und Abflug. Die Intergeo eröffnet die Saison 2017 und präsentiert ihr Programm ganz im Sinne ihres langjährigen Kernmotivs „Wissen und Handeln für die Erde“. Die internationale Leitmesse für Geodäsie, Geoinformation und Landmanagement setzt auch in 2017 mit ihren Top-Themen ganz auf wegweisende Entwicklungen und Projekte einer sich dynamisch entwickelnden Geo-IT-Branche.
There's no need for any crystal ball to predict geoinformation's continuing growth. Cutting-edge applications to meet society’s needs for mobility, intelligent cities, digital construction, a sustainable energy supply, climate protection and disaster relief management all rely quite heavily on geoinformation. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Karl-Friedrich Thöne, President of host organisation DVW – Gesellschaft für Geodäsie, Geoinformation und Landmanagement e.V. (German Society for Geodesy, Geoinformation and Land Management), says: “Geoinformation is the servant of society – an indispensable motor for its sustainability and future-proof business sector.
INTERGEO – the trade fair with accompanying conference for geodesy, geoinformation and land management – has just opened its doors for the 21st time. The launch party in Stuttgart’s Kunstmuseum proved a suitably auspicious opening for the coming three days of inspirational ideas, networking, setting trends and blazing a trail to the future – all pivoting on Geospatial 4.0. DVW President Karl-Friedrich Thöne says the key theme at INTERGEO 2015 stores the potential to launch a new era – as the intelligent networking enabled by Geospatial 4.0 will bring with it revolutionary change.
Trend towards integrated solutions – UAS support for practical processes
The agenda for the Intergeo conference in Stuttgart is packed with exciting topics that are the focus of ongoing political debate on the digital world and will play a key role in shaping the way we work in future. With keynote speeches and plenary talks delivered in English and simultaneous interpreting provided for one strand of the conference on the second day, it is clear that Intergeo is also becoming increasingly significant on an international scale.
Intergeo 2015 in Stuttgart is setting new benchmarks. After attracting a record number of visitors in Berlin last year, the industry’s leading trade fair is now set to reach a new record in terms of exhibition space. With the hall capacity expanded to meet unprecedented demand from exhibitors from all over the world, the exhibition space currently covers over 30,000 square metres for the first time.
Geospatial 4.0 was the key word at the preview event for Intergeo 2015 in Stuttgart. The members of the strong panel discussed trends and innovations in the geoinformation industry. They all agreed that the intelligent networking of sensors, data and services is defining the technological and strategic developments in the industry. The aim is for the added value chain to develop closely focussed on the customer. New collaborations with industry organisations are ensuring Intergeo is clearly moving in the direction to applications and target groups, and there is even more focus on career issues in 2015.
Zehn Jahre nach dem verheerenden Tsunami in Indonesien mit mehr als 150.000 Toten, findet vom 25. bis 28. Dezember 2014 eine Gedenkfeier in Banda Aceh (indonesische Insel Sumatra) statt. An der Veranstaltung zum Gedenken an die Tsunamiopfer werden Botschafter aus 52 Ländern teilnehmen.
As the host of INTERGEO, the DVW e.V. – the German Society for Geodesy, Geoinformation and Land Management – is looking forward to three intensive days of information, discussions and networking in Berlin. At the opening event yesterday, DVW President Prof. Karl-Friedrich Thöne strongly backed the competitiveness of Germany as a geoinformation hub.