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Trimble eCognition User Forum

By Andrew Bennett | Mon 14th Apr 2014

Last week Justin Kidd attended the first Trimble eCognition User Forum in the Titanic Museum, Belfast. eCognition is an advanced image analysis software that imports and fuses a variety of geospatial data for analysis, such as raster images, LiDAR point clouds and GIS vectors. The aim of the event was to bring together both existing and perspective users of eCognition software to share ideas and was attended by around 40 delegates. The
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IBCI Building Control Conference 2014

By Andrew Bennett | Fri 4th Apr 2014

Yesterday Frank Hagenson attended the Irish Building Control Institute’s Building Control Conference which this year was held in Sligo. The IBCI event is aimed at practitioners in the field of Building control in Ireland. This includes Building Control Officers, Planners, Fire Officers, Engineers and Architects. Attending the event were around 160 delegates. This year there has been major change in the sector, with the introduction
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Mallon Technology Delivers Keynote Speech at Consulting Ireland Event

By Andrew Bennett | Thu 3rd Apr 2014

Last week, Mallon Technology's Head of Product and Business Development, Eric Hardiman, Delivered a keynote speech at Consulting Ireland's 'Competing Successfully for International Business' at Enterprise Ireland's headquarters in Dublin seminar. The event WAS Held for companies interested in exploring international Opportunities, with a Particular Focus on Those Financed by International Financial Institutions (IFIs): such as the Europe
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Mallon Technology to Attend CFO Association Annual Conference

By Andrew Bennett | Wed 2nd Apr 2014

Mallon Technology is pleased to announce that we will have a significant presence at the upcoming Chief Fire Officers Association (CFOA) Conference taking place on 8 th/9th May at the Killashee House Hotel, Naas, County Kildare. The theme for this year’s conference is ‘Leading the Fire Service of the Future’ and over the two days features a number of speakers from the Fire Service and from industries throughout the world with a co
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Mallon Technology Awarded An Bord Pleanala Project

By Andrew Bennett | Wed 2nd Apr 2014

Mallon Technology are proud to announce that it has been contracted to digitally scan and geo-reference An Bord Pleanala's (ABP) full planning register archive. ABP is an independent, statuory body that is responsible for deciding appeals from planning decisions made by local authorities in Ireland as well as ruling on all major strategic infrastructure projects. As such ABP has collected a vast amount of paper maps which it consults bef
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Mallon Technology Staff Member Joins IRLOGI Executive Committee

By Andrew Bennett | Tue 1st Apr 2014

Mallon Technology is proud to announce that Niamh O'Keeffe has been selected to join the IRLOGI executive committee for the coming year. IRLOGI was formed in 1995 to represent the Irish GI community. Its mission is to stimulate the development and effective use of Geographic Information in Ireland. The organisation's strategic objectives are to act as a focus for the collection, exchange and dissemination of geographic information, to e
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Programmable City Launch

By Andrew Bennett | Thu 27th Mar 2014

This week Justin Kidd attended the launch of the Programmable City Project at NUI Maynooth, headed by Prof Rob Kitchin, director of the National Institute of Regional and Spatial Analysis, and funded by a European Research Council award. This research project aims to explore the concept of the smart city, and how software makes a difference to our urban lives - socially, spatially and economically. The project was officially launched
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Military Pensions Collection Launch

By Andrew Bennett | Tue 28th Jan 2014

The Irish Military Service Pensions Collection, the first release of which was launched last week by An Taoiseach, Mr Enda Kenny T.D., is a cornerstone project of the Irish Government Decade of Centenaries 2012-2022. Mallon Technology were an integral part of the project having won the tender to digitise the paper documents into digital format. The project was awarded in 2010 and we supplied a team of 4 archive scanning personnel to the
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Collaborative Map Making

By Andrew Bennett | Tue 10th Dec 2013

As of 2005 only 15% of the world had been accurately mapped. This figure is drawn into stark contrast in the event of a natural or manmade disaster. Without access to an accurate map, aid and relief can be slowed down considerably and during the recovery process can hide the economic potential of unused land or roads. Lalitesh Katragadda’s TED talk highlights a collaborative map making tool that enables people around the globe to ma
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