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The most interesting and varied projects undertaken across the globe, can now be viewed online with this fine selection of the latest REPORTER magazines.
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| Reporter No. 57, September 2007 |
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| World's Busiest Airport +++ Forensic Laser Scanning at Bridge Crash +++ Travel Diary Southern Africa +++ Waterschappen Trust MobileMatriX +++ Leica DISTO™ Goes Extreme +++ 28 Points for the Leica SmartPole +++ China uses Leica ADS40 +++ Geospatial Imaging saves Giant Pandas +++ AFREF Project Support |
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| Reporter No. 56, April 2007 |
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| Leica Geosystems Protects Venice +++ Swedish Underground +++ In the Middle of the Rhine +++ Non-stop Paving +++ Leica Builder in the “Green Industry” +++ Rising High with GPS Network +++ Russia goes for Leica ADS40 +++ Earth Dam Monitoring with GPS Survey +++ Beyond Scanning +++ Sharp Lines on Site |
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| Reporter No. 55, October 2006 |
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| Construction site inside a mountain +++ Monitoring: Reducing risk +++ Customer Care Packages +++ DISTO™: Precision for windows +++ Reducing costs with scanned point clouds +++ On the trail of dinosaurs +++ Our eyes in the sky +++ Gotthard Tunnel: World record +++ Aerial photographs for forestry |
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| Reporter No. 54, February 2006 |
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| Fleet management at Dawson Mine +++ Moving the earth: Hambach brown coal open pit mine +++ Volcano watching with GPS +++ IBEREF links up Spain +++ High-precision excavation of tunnel profiles +++ No strings attached +++ Small size, big marvel: Leica DISTO™ |
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| Reporter No. 53, July 2005 |
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| Smart Station justifies customer confidence +++ The “Call of the Abyss” project: Leica Disto goes underground +++ Leica T-Probe: “the missing link” at Airbus +++ Total Station to map crime scene +++ Total Station in Antarctica +++ Aerial photography proves efficiency +++ Art in cyberspace |
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| Reporter No. 52, February 2005 |
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| Volcano Ol Doinyo Lengai +++ MetroNet at London Underground +++ Saint Sophia, Istanbul - Deciphering the "Eight Wonder of the World" +++ Golf course design and machinery automation +++ The Award Winning "Walk Around CMM" +++ Sydney's biggest infrastructure project |
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| Reporter No. 51, August 2004 |
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| Modelling an original Tyrannosaurus Rex +++ “The BigDig” mines savings from high-definition surveying +++ From Austria to Australia +++ Preventative measures against West Nile Virus +++ World's largest Diamond Mine +++ Tvilum Landinspektørfirma invests in System 1200 +++ Castle's past unveiled |
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| Reporter No. 50, April 2004 |
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Gotthard Base Tunnel +++ World-famous airplane model created with Leica Axyz software +++ Improving cellular coverage in Rio de Janeiro +++ Leica's Universal System 1200 +++ Laser trackers revolutionize industrial measurement procedures at Eurocopter +++ World first in precision paving at Heathrow |
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| Reporter No. 49, December 2003. |
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| World-record-breaking bridge +++ Italy: Leica Geosystems in the universe of mobile telephony +++ Production soars following implementation of GPS in Map revision +++ Laser scanning makes quick job of rail survey +++ WorldSkills Gold Medal +++ LandArte: Giant Art in Switzerland’s Rhine Valley |
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| Reporter No 48 March 2003 |
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| Prague underground +++ PowerSearch sensor for Leica TPS1100 +++ Earth moving made easy +++ Statue of Liberty +++ Setting new standards in portable coordinate measurement +++ 100 years technology revolution +++ The Point-and-Click future of GIS +++ RUGBY 100LR: combining heritage and expertise |
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| Reporter No 47 April 2002 |
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| Ordnance Survey with Leica GPS500 +++ Upgrading an oil rig with CYRAX +++ Pin-point measuring over long distances +++ Highly sophisticated GIS of North Sydney +++ Measurements along the Danube +++ The highest peak of the Americas with 6962 metres |
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| Reporter 46 November 2000 |
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| Automated construction of runways with Leica Machine Guidance +++ ISPRS in Amsterdam +++ Big Belt and Öresund +++ Hongkong's bridges being monitored with GPS +++ Measuring out a frozen drilling well +++ Vancouver's SkyTrain gets new tracks +++ High-rises out of cylinders |
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| Reporter No 45 July 2000 |
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| Sydney is an exciting city for surveying experts, too +++ The Matterhorn remains 4478 m high +++ The modern way to monitor reservoirs +++ Measurement and visualisation with Cyrax™ +++ Leica GPS selected for the Xian-Ankang Railway Project +++ GPS machine guidance system in open-cast lignite mining |
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| Reporter No 44 April 2000 |
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| Lighthouse relocation +++ Modern cadastral system in Budapest +++ Bridge monitoring in Shanghai +++ Reconstruction of the interior of an aircraft +++ Berlin’s renaissance +++ Re-measurement of Kilimandjaro +++ Highest building of Saudi Arabia +++ From Geodesy to Physiology |
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| Reporter No 43 November 1999 |
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| The new geoid of Switzerland +++ Leica TCA1103 measures a world record hammer-throw +++ A world first north of the Arctic Circle +++ Leica GS50 –
GPS and GIS converge +++ GPS monitors a bridge in Japan +++ ArcSurvey embraces the ESRI GIS community |
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| Reporter No 42 July 1999 |
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| 3-D measurement in shipbuilding +++ An architectural landmark nears completion +++ Levelling the Space Shuttle’s infrastructure +++ A world first in paving +++ Desert highway in Yemen +++ Order from the Dutch Land Registry +++ Norwegian gas pipeline construction +++ Daqing oil exploration in China |
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| Reporter No 41 April 1999 |
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| Spacecraft assembly uses the Leica LT500 laser tracker +++ News and events +++ French highway construction uses Leica Driving Positioning Systems (DPS) +++ 3000 pages of REPORTER stories +++ New K2 survey +++ Leica Geosystems on the Internet +++ Leica System 500: breakthrough to a new GPS era |
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| Reporter No 40 November 1998 |
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| The land connection above and below the Øresund +++ Modern land and environment register in Belorussia +++ Meeting place for surveyors +++ Hydrological studies in Greece +++ A new generation of Leica Total Stations |
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