High-resolution coastal LiDAR point cloud data

By on 27 May, 2026

The aerial LiDAR data represents the most detailed views so far of parts of New Zealand’s coastline.

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The ‘ground truth’ gap: Why pixels need people

By on 27 May, 2026

The future of surveying, mapping and global sustainability requires pairing satellite technology with human insight.

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Biomass’ first year of mapping Earth’s vegetation

By on 27 May, 2026

ESA has released some stunning images from the satellite’s first year of measuring forests and carbon storage.

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Sydney is bidding for the 2030 ISPRS Congress

By on 26 May, 2026

If the bid is successful, thousands of photogrammetry and remote sensing specialists will head to Australia.

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Lord Howe Island lagoon habitat mapped at 30 cm

By on 26 May, 2026

The new map was made using a process that relied on AI trained to interpret imagery based on pixel appearance.

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Inspiring the next generation of professionals

By on 26 May, 2026

Sixty students from 13 schools spent an exciting day engaging in hands-on activities and learning about the sector.

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National EISSI Awards season kicks off

By on 25 May, 2026

The Excellence in Surveying & Spatial Information Awards now include South Australia for the first time.

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150 years of land information in New Zealand

By on 25 May, 2026

LINZ has celebrated 150 years since the launch of the Department of Lands and Survey, its earliest predecessor.

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Surveying total station with dual displays

By on 22 May, 2026

The SingularXYZ STS1 supports up to 1,000 metres without a prism and up to 5,000 metres with a single prism.

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Two students win NZ S-G’s Prize in Geodesy

By on 21 May, 2026

The prize recognises the work done by the University of Otago students during their third-year field course.

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High-resolution coastal LiDAR point cloud data
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The aerial LiDAR data represents the most detailed views so far of parts of New Zealand’s coastline.
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The ‘ground truth’ gap: Why pixels need people
The future of surveying, mapping and global sustainability requires pairing satellite technology with human insight.
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ESA has released some stunning images from the satellite’s first year of measuring forests and carbon storage.
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Sydney is bidding for the 2030 ISPRS Congress
Sydney is bidding for the 2030 ISPRS Congress
If the bid is successful, thousands of photogrammetry and remote sensing specialists will head to Australia.
2026-05-26
Lord Howe Island lagoon habitat mapped at 30 cm
Lord Howe Island lagoon habitat mapped at 30 cm
The new map was made using a process that relied on AI trained to interpret imagery based on pixel appearance.
2026-05-26
Inspiring the next generation of professionals
Inspiring the next generation of professionals
Sixty students from 13 schools spent an exciting day engaging in hands-on activities and learning about the sector.
2026-05-26
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National EISSI Awards season kicks off
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The Excellence in Surveying & Spatial Information Awards now include South Australia for the first time.
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150 years of land information in New Zealand
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