In 1986, a small team put $90,000 GPS receivers to the test during a survey in the western districts of Victoria.
Remembering Victoria’s first GPS-enabled survey
In 1986, a small team put $90,000 GPS receivers to the test during a survey in the western districts of Victoria.
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The budding space-based LiDAR firm will use Arlula’s platform to distribute data from its upcoming Teal satellites.
Adelaide-based AICRAFT will develop new electronics for synthetic aperture radar EO satellite missions.
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Phil Delaney analyses the federal budget to find out what opportunities there are for the geospatial sector.
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May 20
Workshop on AI Foundation Model for Earth Observation
Huntsville, Alabama, and livestreamed -
May 21
1Spatial World Tour 2026 featuring FME – 18 May to 4 June
Australian capital cities, 18 May to 4 June -
May 26
2026 GEO Symposium / GEO-21 Plenary
WMO, Geneva, Switzerland plus livestreamed -
Jun 3
Tasmanian State of GIS Conference 2026
Hobart, Tasmania -
Jun 4
Webinar: What's next for Pozi, meet the team
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