Planar SD Product Line EOL

Planar has informed DAT/EM Systems they will be discontinuing the SD product line.

This means the SD2620W and SD2220W will no longer be available after current inventory is depleted.

January Press Release

 

Thursday, January 24, 2013

 

Visual Intelligence Completes Evaluation of DAT/EM Systems Software

Anchorage, Alaska, January 24, 2013 – Visual Intelligence (VI) has completed their testing of the “Summit Evolution” software provided by DAT/EM Systems International.

Scott Dodson, Certified Photogrammetrist and Director of Quality Control at VI, has completed the analysis of importing GeoTif images and text EO files from the VI Iris One™ Stereo Sensor to the DAT/EM software suite. Dodson’s evaluation of the ingest process proved to be seamless in nature, and he noted the ease of use of the DAT/EM software. Dodson utilized the output function of the Isis Software provided by Visual Intelligence to export data to the DAT/EM software platform. Dodson commented, “I was impressed by the processing speed of the DAT/EM software and the intuitive, user-friendly interface”.

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Client Spotlight: Leif Rebård

DAT/EM Systems International Client Spotlight:

Leif Rebård, Rebård Kartservice AS

by Anders Nesse

Leif Rebård

Leif Rebård, born 1937, is one of the few professional orienteering map makers in Norway. Orienteering is not well known outside its sphere of practitioners, but it is a very common sport and hobby in many countries all over the world. Originally Rebård was a school teacher, but in 1974 he resigned his contract with the school and started with his hobby, map production, as a full time job.

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UAA School of Engineering

DAT/EM Systems International makes generous donation to the
University of Alaska Anchorage  



Anchorage, Alaska, December 12, 2011 – DAT/EM Systems International donated 16 licenses
of their SUMMIT EVOLUTION Professional digital stereo plotter to the Geomatics Department in
the University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA) School of Engineering. Valued at over $300,000,
this gift forms part of DAT/EM’s on-going initiative to sponsor higher education through
software, software support, student training and consultation to the faculty.

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