Tagged As: remote sensing

Save the Date: ASPRS Western Great Lakes headed to La Crosse in April

The American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS) Western Great Lakes Region is hosting an all-day seminar on April 25th in La Crosse. 

SCO Students Present Their Research about the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve

Four current and former students at the State Cartographer’s Office presented their research at the 14th Annual St. Louis River Summit in Superior, Wisconsin, this week.

Research Team from Wisconsin and Minnesota to Create Habitat Map of St. Louis River Estuary

A team of researchers from Wisconsin and Minnesota has been awarded a NOAA grant to complete a habitat map of the St. Louis River estuary.

Using Kinetic Energy to Place Satellites in Orbit

A new startup, SpinLaunch, hopes to catapult satellites in orbit by 2025 using a kinetic energy launch system.

Share your comments on federal procurement of commercial satellite data

NOAA is inviting the public to submit comments on best practices for federal government procurement of commercial satellite data.

Seats still available for August 2018 LiDAR workshop at UW-Madison

Seats are still available for the Basics of LiDAR workshop on August 15-16, 2018, at UW-Madison. Sign up now!

Registration open for LiDAR workshop at UW-Madison

Registration is now open for the Basics of LiDAR workshop on August 15-16, 2018, at UW-Madison.

Course in UAV thermal imagery happening June 28th in Washburn

The Bayfield County Land Records Department is organizing an Introduction to Thermography course using UAV thermal imaging.  The $150 training course is planned for 12:00 – 4:00 p.m. on Thursday June 28th at the Bayfield County Courthouse in Washburn, WI.

Seats still available for March 2018 “Basics of LiDAR Data” workshop in Milwaukee

Several seats are still available for our “Basics of LiDAR Data” workshop, to be held on March 21-22, 2018, at UW-Milwaukee.

Next steps for Unmanned Aerial Systems advocacy

How do we ensure that the Unmanned Aerial Systems industry evolves in a way that makes use of our special knowledge in mapping, remote sensing, and GIS?