The Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies (CAST), located at the University of Arkansas, focuses on research, education, outreach, and applications in geomatics, including GIS, geosp...

...s in selecting and applying appropriate geomatics techniques to issues of public interest. CAST staff regularly participates in and sponsors demonstrations, tours, talks, workshops, training se... ...rkansas Regional Planning Commission over the past 8 years and has been involved in a series of projects, such as the annual collection of high resolution imagery for Washington and Benton counties. A...

...te research labs with extensive hardware, software and research instrumentation available. CAST is involved in educational programs from university undergraduate and graduate classes to hi...

The Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies (CAST) is dedicated to research and applications in geospatial analysis and modeling, enterprise spatial databases, remote sensing, digital photogrammetry ...

... understood by a wider audience The field of scientific visualization is large and work at CAST generally focuses on visualization of moderate scale data and particularly on representations of ... ... in the resources section of the web site CAST has been involved in numerous 3D analysis projects during the past few years. More information on these projects is provided at the links to the l...

...cs, Automation, Sensing and Perception (GRASP) Lab at the University Of Pennsylvania, a team from CAST have been involved in a multi-year project at the site of Tiwanaku. Situated high in the Bolivian...

...f are to abide by the University's Code of Computing Practices, available here. The CAST computer labs are not general access labs. They are intended for GIS related use, and access is c...

Research efforts at CAST cover a broad range of themes and domains, but all are connected through the common interest in the acquisition and analysis of spatially referenced data and processes. ... ... remote sensing, spatial decision support systems, and visualization. Collaborative projects have included social analysis and networks, bio-geographic and environmental studies, archaeolo...