Snapping the Earth with Precision
Tuesday, January 20, 2004
Indonesia's territorial maps still refer to the Dutch colonial legacy. Radar sensor mapping technology offers something cheaper and more accurate.
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A LEARJET aircraft was nose-diving. From the cockpit window, land appeared to be nearing, with hills, trees and rivers moving faster and faster. Then a restrained scream was heard: "Crash..!" But there was no fireball, no explosion. Only a number of invitees burst out laughing.
The aircraft simulation on a computer was among the attractions during the launching of the NEXTMap project at Hotel Sahid, Jakarta, last week. It's a proj
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