Mapping

USC SSI GIST graduate students collect field data with the Eos Arrow 100 submeter GNSS receiver during the field excursion week of the Spatial Data Aquisition course in the fall of 2022. (Credit: Laura Loyola)

June 16, 2025

Crafting a GNSS curriculum for the future geospatial workforce

By Laura C. Loyola, Guoping Huang, Isaiah Mack, and Yi Qi

The CyArk team surveyed Mount Rushmore in 3D with advanced scanning equipment. (Credit: CyArk)

June 16, 2025

CyArk launches virtual tour of Mount Rushmore

By GPS World Staff

June 12, 2025

DJI launches UAV for long-endurance aerial missions

By Jesse Khalil

Screenshot of MarineTraffic now shows boats traveling in a circle inland from the Baltic Sea.

June 5, 2025

Russian jamming creates ‘Bermuda Triangle’ in Baltic

By Tracy Cozzens

June 4, 2025

Evaluating your constraints in a GNNS network adjustment

By David B. Zilkoski

on a pole or mounted on a chest harness (shown). Some users have mounted them on vehicles or inverted rods for maintenance holes, etc. (Photo: Scott Walls, Walls Land+Water)

June 2, 2025

Stacked rovers: Surveying and mapping benefits from multi-sensor stacks

By Gavin Schrock

MAGELLAN created a near-perfect virtual replica of the famous wreck, known as a digital twin. (Photo: Magellan Limited/Atlantic Productions)

May 30, 2025

3D scan of Titanic reveals new details of shipwreck

By Tracy Cozzens

By adding high-accuracy locations with an average accuracy of 10 cm to 20 cm horizontal and vertical, the team was able to accurately georeference and further refine the detail of the bathymetry for their map inside the underwater Deception Island caldera. (Photo: Eos Positioning Systems)

May 8, 2025

First all-Canadian Antarctic expedition creates underwater maps using GNSS technology

By Jesse Khalil

May 1, 2025

ProStar, Emlid partner for cm accuracy for critical infrastructure mapping worldwide

By Tracy Cozzens

April 21, 2025

Launchpad: Latest in OEMs, mapping, UAVs and more

By Jesse Khalil

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