As the year comes to an end it is always nice to see our Trimble eCognition software being used to make a difference in the world. Greg West and Tim Glasby from the New South Wales Department of Primary…
One of the first “jobs” I had was volunteering with the local branch of The Nature Conservancy (TNC) in Montpelier, Vermont. So it has been great to see Trimble’s relationship with TNC grow over the years.
With the help of the …
Our customer Akvaplan-niva is currently running two large, exciting projects with the mission of mapping litter along shorelines and the sea surface in Arctic Norway and Russia.
The project is called “Detecting, identifying and mapping plastic in the Arctic using…
Sometimes corporate mottos and slogans, such as our own “ Transforming the way the world works ”, do not seem to relate to our daily grind, but after reading the publication from Gonçalves et al. 2020, I walked away with deeper understanding…
The beauty of remote sensing is that it can connect the world and “helps us understand our world a little better” as former Trimble eCognition Product Manager, Christian Weise once said.
Our customer ENEA , from Italy, is supporting an international…
To honor World Oceans Day , we would like to feature the great work being done by the University of Queensland, a Trimble Innovation Program (TIP) partner. Researchers at the Remote Sensing Research Centre, School of Earth & Environmental…
A few years ago I had the pleasure of visiting with the staff of the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) in Lowestoft, U.K. During my visit we discussed best practices for analyzing various acoustic data sets with bathymetry for…