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April 2013

• Using Geospatial Solutions for Effective Environmental Monitoring
  (Sensors & Systems)
  Organizations responsible for environmental monitoring, especially when it comes to ‘smart development’ in environmentally sensitive areas, are increasingly using the right geospatial data, tools and processes to ensure minimal impact.
  
• State of the Industry: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats
  (Earth Imaging Journal)
  In 2008, Earth Imaging Journal asked its Editorial Advisory Board (EAB) members to analyze the remote sensing industry’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT).
  

March 2013

• Modernizing the Geospatial Experience
  (Earth Imaging Journal)
  Finally, the geospatial sector is on the leading edge of providing a modern user experience that’s relevant to the world.
  
• Innovative Solutions for the Power Generation Industry
  (The Singapore Engineer)
  Intergraph is a top engineering design solution provider for the power industry globally, with customers around the world implementing the integrated SmartPlant Enterprise suite. PT Rekadaya Elektrika in Indonesia has implemented SmartPlant 3D to enhance power plant design and deliver maximum engineering value. ITER, a global organisation, is building the world’s largest nuclear fusion reactor in France with the SmartPlant Enterprise portfolio. Shanghai Nuclear Engineering Research and Design Institute has also chosen SmartPlant Enterprise to establish an integrated engineering platform and improve its design processes for its nuclear power projects.
  
• What Is the Future of Geospatial Data Management?
  (Earth Imaging Journal)
  Progressive organizations need a unified approach to manage geospatial data.
  
• What and Where: The Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS
  (Sensors & Systems)
  The sciences, technologies, and practices of remote sensing and of geographic information systems (GIS), arose separately, developed in parallel, intersected, and are now inextricably linked.
  
• Intergraph Advances their Transportation Solutions
  (Informed Infrastructure)
  The Intergraph Transportation Summit 2013 took place in Huntsville, Ala. from Feb. 26-27. The event was a stop on Intergraph’s Geospatial World Tour as well as a focused program for transportation users of the Intergraph product suite. Intergraph has increased their transportation market revenue by 35% from 2011, and the transportation market is a greater focus area for their dynamic geospatial tools.
  

February 2013

• Spatial Analysis for Traffic Safety in the City of Edmonton
  (Informed Infrastructure)
  Brandt Denham, GIS Analysis with the City of Edmonton, Office of Traffic Safety, addressed the Intergraph Transportation Summit today in Huntsville, Ala. Traffic safety is a growing issue with 32,000 people killed yearly on US roads, and more than 2,200 people killed every year on Canadian roads. The UN has focused on traffic safety as an initiative as with growing populations, these fatality numbers would increase without coordinated action.
  
• The Story Behind Intergraph’s Geospatial 2013 Offering
  (GISCafe.com)
  Earlier this year, Intergraph launched its Intergraph Geospatial 2013 product portfolio, which is the first and only comprehensive solution that connects all geospatial genres by integrating photogrammetry, remote sensing, and GIS into a streamlined system, seamlessly delivering geographic information from the desktop to the server through the web and to the world.
  
• Introducing Intergraph Geospatial 2013
  (PositionIT)
  The disruption caused by the explosion of new technologies that create and consume geospatially referenced data can present existential challenges to traditional GIS suppliers. However, Intergraph has found that its acquisition by Hexagon AB has positioned the company perfectly to engage with the new world of dynamic geospatial content.
  
• Intergraph Makes Big Strides on Integrated Product Suite
  (Sensors & Systems)
  Intergraph has solidly returned to a software platform model under Hexagon. The past year’s worth of development has now been revealed, with the release of the Intergraph Geospatial 2013 portfolio.
  
• Will it be a Lucky '13?
  (Control Engineering Asia)
  Franz Kufner of Intergraph Process, Power & Marine highlights key trends in the Asia-Pacific region for 2013, with the strongest growth opportunities in the energy, offshore, and power sectors. Integrated project execution is a key factor in strengthening global competitiveness, and Intergraph’s enterprise solutions across the entire project life cycle help to drive automation and integration for key business processes. Franz also introduces our new information management solutions, SmartPlant Fusion, which can be integrated with laser scanning technology and leveraged by brownfield facilities for the intelligent management of unstructured information.
  
• Coming of Age: LiDAR Enables Organizations to Make Smarter Decisions
  (Geoplace.com)
  Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) is an optical remote-sensing technology that has grown in use during the last several years.
  

January 2013

• Tired of Talking Green: Ask the Right Questions
  (The Maritime Executive)
  Marcel Veldhuizen of Intergraph discusses the difficulties and high costs of data transfer when taking ownership of a vessel. A lot of time and money is usually spent after vessel delivery before the operator can actually use it. Owners should ask the right questions about information transfer and ask them before finalizing contracts, which can achieve 80-85 percent positive results. Managing the data handover in intermediate steps also helps the new owner to start preparing earlier and shorten the time to bring the vessel into operation.
  
• Intergraph Will Hit the Road to Display the Power of the Geo-Force
  (Sensors & Systems)
  Today, Intergraph presented the release of their 2013 Integrated Geospatial product suite to the press, and announced a world tour to highlight new capabilities.
  
• Making Sense of Geospatial Intelligence
  (Sensors & Systems)
  For the past decade – especially in the wake of the devastating 9/11 attacks – the provision of real-time, actionable intelligence to the security services and to the warfighter has been a major goal for the intelligence community.
  
• Smarter Decisions for Public Safety
  (Geospatial World)
  The rise in terrorism and natural disasters has placed the spotlight on public safety over the past decade. So has the explosive growth of cities. More people and problems require more, and better, services.
  
• Intergraph Retools, Revamps Entire Geospatial Product Suite
  (Directions Magazine)
  In early December Editor in Chief Joe Francica got an exclusive first look at Intergraph's totally retooled and integrated software solutions for GIS, remote sensing, photogrammetry and server-based options. This review of the geospatial product suite is based on extensive interviews with Intergraph's product managers and first-hand demonstrations granted exclusively to Directions Magazine.
  
• Industry Outlook 2013: Big Data and a Brave New GeoWorld
  (GeoWorld)
  GeoWorld magazine is again proud to publish this end-of-year "future-casting" feature, which has been a fixture of our December issue since 1992. This exercise provides our editorial advisory board members a chance to reflect on a year’s worth of changes to the geotechnology industry as well as ponder what the future may hold.