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Tagged: surveying, china

Wednesday, June 01, 2011

China

China’s State Bureau of Surveying and Mapping has just been recently renamed as the State Bureau of Geographical Information, Surveying and Mapping, a move which according to Vice Premier Li Keqiang is one of the government’s efforts to support the development of the geographical information sector for the development of the country.

- FutureGov

The Phillipines

National Farmers’ Registry System (NFRS) will be launched in the provinces of Quezon, Leyte, and Bukidnon using Geographic Information System (GIS)

...According to the President, the system will be used for “precision agriculture”, wherein the government will collect information regarding farmers, including crops that they plant so that the government can come up with a comprehensive plan for them.

The pilot once fully expanded will help the government better serve farmers.

- FutureGov

India

Twenty-five per cent of the area in  in Orang National Park is “most suitable” for rhinos, That according to a habitat suitability for rhinos by Pranjit Kumar Sarma, a GIS expert of Aaranyak that used satellite imagery of November 2008, was published in International Scholarly Research Network Ecology journal.

- The Telegraph India

Zambia

The new web-site is a new Map of Developments that visitors can see where regeneration and development is taking place in Zambia.

A note on the Google Maps based map notes that funding is not from taxpayers, but from supporters of the president.

- Lusaka Times

Australia

At the CeBIT conference in Sydney this week, the agency’s [Geoscience Australia] Geospatial and Earth Monitoring Division chief, Andrew Barnicoat, said the use of Twitter in the US had shown the potential of the medium to detect such natural disasters.

Computerworld

by Adena Schutzberg on 06/01 at 03:44 AM | Comments | Bookmark and Share

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