IGI - Integrated Geospatial Innovations

  • Save the date: Monday 6th October 2014

    IGI User Meeting 2012

    IGI, one of the world's leading geospatial companies, is proud to announce that the IGI User Meeting 2014 is coming up: Monday, 6th of October 2014, 9:00-17:00 o'clock + evening event, Hampton by Hilton Hotel in Berlin City West, Uhlandstraße 188-189, 10623 Berlin. Key Reasons to Attend: Join the only event to bring together end users from around the world for free; Networking with professional attendees to establish new business relationships; Discover how IGImatch is increasing point cloud production whilst reducing operational costs; Hear from successful case studies of Airborne & Mobile Mapping use from the many applications; Explore the current use and future demand for a variety of gyroplane platforms...

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  • Scanning the "Windberbahn" in Dresden with the IGI RailMapper, based on the Z+F Profiler

    RailMapper based on the Z+F Profiler

    This article describes the case study: Scanning the "Windberbahn" in Dresden with the IGI RailMapper, based on the Z+F Profiler. It is one objective of Windbergbahn e. V. to preserve the monument “Windbergbahn“. This includes documenting the historic train tracks, the surrounding area and buildings next to the tracks, as well as the maintenance of the complete network - for what the association has been responsible since 2010. IGI started this project to support the association with its objectives. Together with Prof. Zimmermann from HTW Dresden and the Windbergbahn e. V., the survey track from “Dresden-Gittersee“ to “Freital-Birkigt“ was chosen. This track is very demanding because of Rmin= 80m of several curves...

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  • ifp students visit IGI

    ifp students at IGI in Kreuztal

    IGI, one of the world's leading geospatial companies, invited on 26th June 2014 a group of interested students and employees of ifp University of Stuttgart accompanied by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dieter Fritsch at a hands-on workshop in the Kreuztal office. After a warm welcome by the Manager of R&D Dr. Jens Kremer, the presentations showed an overview of IGI's portfolio and career prospects. In the lectures the students obtained an overall picture of the companies concept to provide its customers all necessary tools, starting from planning a mission, collecting the data and processing, up to delivering the final product. One student commented "All system components are very flexible and can be adapted to the customer's whishes."...

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