geomatics in A Sentence

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    The Geomatics Faculty.

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    Neither, it seems, do the public know what Geomatics means.

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    Geomatics: An integrated, systematic approach to meet the needs for spatial information.

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    So if Geomatics makes its practitioners unhappy, what might replace it?

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    Something that resembles my approach of those years, in what we called"contextual management" taking advantage of"Geomatics management".

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    Therefore a new scientific and technical figure who combines expertizes of Computer Science, Environmental Engineering and Geomatics is needed.

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    In 2016, she moved to Canada where she completed an MSc of Geodesy and Geomatics at the University of New Brunswick.

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    In many of the Canadian provinces, Geomatics has been attached to engineering, suggesting that surveying might be another branch of that discipline.

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    OpenSource has grown with tools such as gvSIG and Quantum GIS, making it part of the broad market segment that now represents the software for Geomatics.

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    In Australia Geomatics has generally fallen into disuse and has been replaced by“spatial science” which itself is losing ground to the more recent and progressively ubiquitous term-“geospatial science”.

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    In Australia Geomatics has generally fallen into disuse and has been replaced by“spatial science” which itself is losing ground to the more recent and progressively ubiquitous term-“geospatial science”.

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    Furthermore, the evidence suggests that the GPGB of the RICS is no longer convinced that Geomatics is a term that it wishes to continue to use in its title.

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    Geomatics division has a professional group of multidisciplinary team having rich experience in the field of airborne and satellite data processing, GIS, Surveying, Photogrammetry, Geology, civil engineering, Computer Science and Digital Image Processing.

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    In response to the findings from a recent poll by the Geomatics Professional Group Board(GPGB) of RICS, Brian Coutts traces the evolution of the word'Geomatics' and argues that the time has come to consider a change.

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    Research conducted by the author in 2014, and the very fact that the GPGB has seen fit to raise the issue, indicates that there remains at least a residual dissatisfaction with the use of Geomatics as a descriptor for… something.

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