Arboretum Gains New Insight by Digitizing 50 Years' Worth of Maps: Contex wide-format scanner helps the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University georeference its collection of 1,800 landscape maps.More>>

Laser Scanning, Visualization Reveal Art from Bronze Age: Archaeologists analyze previously undiscovered Stonehenge carvings with help of Bentley Pointools.More>>

Mapping technology saves $3 million for Australian tunnel project; IRIS produces full-color 3D models from printer paper; and more.More>>

On iMapGeo, Geospatial Professionals Share Real-World Stories: New community portal from Trimble delivers first-hand accounts of people overcoming day-to-day challenges.More>>

GIS Helps Keep Participants Safe at London Olympics: National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency develops web mapping and analysis tools to enhance security during and after the event.More>>

Archaeologists Dig Up New Uses for GIS: Researchers apply modern technologies in search for ancient relics.More>>

DigitalGlobe, GeoEye Combine to Form Single Satellite Imagery Provider: As competitors become comrades, the already small number of commercial satellite operators shrinks further.More>>

InnoVision Directorate Develops 3D Thermal Site Models: The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency's research and development arm fuses thermal imagery with LIDAR data to provide a new view of buildings and scenery.More>>

Tech Trends: BIM vs. GIS. When it comes to managing facilities and infrastructure, which technology provides the information that you need in the way you need it? The answer might be: both.More>>

Trimble's Ruggedized Juno Takes GIS on a Field Trip: The third-generation handheld device combines positioning, imaging, and communications tools in one pocket-sized package for asset management and data collection.More>>