The RSPSoc conference was once again a big success bringing in businesses and academics from all parts of the remote sensing and photogrammetry industry. Throughout the week there were many seminars and discussions linking to the current hot topic; freeing restricted datasets.
The People’s Map caused much debate in the presentation Chris Mewse gave on Thursday on how our map product is likely to change the landscape of digital mapping in the UK. As mentioned in the previous blog, the presentation aimed to encourage Universities and Online Learning Resources to adopt the People’s Map as an education and teaching tool. This concept has been met with much interest and we will start rolling out more trials of our WMS and GIS Data feeds very soon.
We’d like to thank the RSPSoc committee for holding such an interesting and diverse event, and also everyone who visited our stand and attended our presentation.
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