T Sphere Geomatica

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10/10/2022

www.tsphere.co.za

                                                    Who Are We?   T Sphere Geomatica is a 100% black owned company specializing in providing highly accurate Geospatial data to both Government and Private sectors. We are a full service aerial mapping, LiDAR, and GIS company...

17/05/2022

What we do... Contact us on [email protected] or visit us @ www.tsphere.co.za. Welcome to the Future of Geomatics..

01/03/2022

Realtime topographic contour line generation. Still Amazing to say the least.

29/08/2021

The longest road in the world to walk, is from Cape Town (South Africa) to Magadan (Russia).
No need for planes or boats, there are bridges.
It's a 22,387 Kilometers and it takes 4,492 hours to travel.
It would be 187 days walking nonstop, or 561 days walking 8 hours a day.
Along the route, you pass through 17 countries, six time zones and all seasons of the year.

06/04/2021

Geospatial technology is a significant scientific finding, which moved the possibilities of humankind to a brand-new level. What is geospatial technology?...Geospatial Technology Applications: Present And Future..See link below:



Contact us @ [email protected] for your Geospatial needs!

Geospatial technologies are useful in monitoring georeferenced locations. They are widely applied and facilitate decision making in many spheres.

25/03/2021

This photo is captured with 24.9 billion pixels technology. You can zoom in, zoom out when you look at it. You can clearly see every gesture, even face of pedestrians on the road. Click on the link to see the actual photograph.
Use the link to see a clear view.

http://sh-meet.bigpixel.cn/?from=groupmessage&isappinstalled=0&fbclid=IwAR3N6pNMo6ugffh6d3gxNbXsuxyCwBOjatTiZ6vLbxNKfz0Z6zOCgaFpVS8

This is absolutely ....Take a minute to have a look at this and be amazed!!

23/03/2021

How is Vital for Exploring Mars...

When NASA’s Perseverance rover landed on Mars earlier this month, it was equipped with some of the most precise maps of Mars ever created, court...

13/01/2021

Visualizing Forest and Vegetation from LiDAR data..

Laser data gives good height information, however, pointclouds are still difficult to handle and hard to visualize in GIS context as raster maps. Blom...

23/06/2020

Interesting, courtesy of

Roger F. Tomlinson, OC (17 November 1933 – 7 February 2014)was an English geographer and the primary originator of modern computerised geographic information systems (GIS), and has been acknowledged as the "father of GIS."
Dr. Tomlinson was a native of Cambridge (England) and prior to attending university, he served in the Royal Air Force from 1951–1954 as a pilot and flying officer.

After his military service, Dr. Tomlinson attended the University of Nottingham and Acadia University for two separate undergraduate degrees in geography and geology, respectively. He received a master's degree in geography from McGill University where he specialised in the glacial geomorphology of Labrador. His Doctoral thesis at University College London was titled: The application of electronic computing methods and techniques to the storage, compilation, and assessment of mapped data.

Dr. Tomlinson's early career included serving as an assistant professor at Acadia, working as the manager of the computer mapping division at Spartan Air Services in Ottawa, Ontario (following his studies at McGill), and work with the Government of Canada first as a consultant and later as a director of regional planning systems with the Department of Forestry and Rural Development.

It was during his tenure in the 1960s with Ottawa-based aerial survey company Spartan Air Services that Dr. Tomlinson conceptualized combining land use mapping with emerging computer technology. This pioneering work led him to initiate, plan and direct the development of the Canada Geographic Information System, the first computerised GIS in the world.

From the 1970s until his death, Dr. Tomlinson worked in geographic consulting and research for a variety of private sector, government, and non-profit organisations, largely through his Ottawa-based company, Tomlinson Associates Ltd., which has branches of consulting geographers in Canada, the United States, and Australia.

He was Chairman of the International Geographical Union GIS Commission for 12 years. He pioneered the concepts of worldwide geographical data availability as Chairman of the IGU Global Database Planning Project in 1988.

21/06/2020

About last night...