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Funding approve for new lidar mapping survey - Vimarsana News

Funding approve for new lidar mapping survey

Utilizing for the first time a green laser technology capable of mapping underwater terrain, the Blaine County Commissioners voted to fund a new lidar – light detection and ranging –

Uncovering the Past: The Role of Archaeological Research in Reconstructing History - Vimarsana News

Uncovering the Past: The Role of Archaeological Research in Reconstructing History

From mapping cities with geospatial technology to decoding old scripts, the captivating world of archaeology helps reveal our story.

geospatial technology: National Geospatial Policy: The road to geo-mapping India - Vimarsana News

geospatial technology: National Geospatial Policy: The road to geo-mapping India

The National Geospatial Policy, 2022, unveiled late December, has encouraged several companies to move into a seemingly insular sector that was, hitherto, the domain of state-funded agencies, barring an occasional exception, due to the limited scope the activity offered for commercial exploitation and revenue generation.

Harnessing the synergy of technology and infrastructure for flood mitigation - Vimarsana News

Harnessing the synergy of technology and infrastructure for flood mitigation

In recent years, India has faced an upsurge in devastating floods attributed to environmental changes, rapid urbanisation, and a growing population. According to the Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), India experienced extreme floods in 2022,...

Temple says African national turned down job, then sued - Vimarsana News

Temple says African national turned down job, then sued

PHILADELPHIA – Temple University has denied that it did not hire an African national because of his racial background, but rather, that it offered him a job and he voluntarily turned it down.