Atomionics has set up shop in Australia to use its quantum sensors to help miners prospect for critical minerals.
GeoAI will change the world within 15 years
AI-based geospatial intelligence will move beyond maps and dashboards into real-time decision-making systems.
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The Third United Nations World Geospatial Information Congress will be held in November 2026.
A new desktop mapping tool aims to assist land managers protect estuarine areas along the NSW coastline.
Councils are moving away from static plans and toward GIS-based systems that track real-world data over time.
This week: Lots of geospatial jobs, a geodesy webinar, NASA remote sensing training and more.
Michelle Toscan becomes the company’s regional head at a time when GPS-autonomous PNT is becoming more vital.
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Inertial systems based on quantum sensors, and navigation by the Earth’s magnetic field, are on the table.
A new framework uses satellite images, rainfall and river flow data to map the presence of surface water over time.
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Mar 16
Association of Public Authority Surveyors (APAS) 2026 Conference
Park Proxi Gibraltar, Bowral, NSW -
Mar 22
Hydrospatial 2026 Conference
Shed 6, Wellington, New Zealand -
Mar 31
Geo Connect Asia 2026
Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Singapore -
Apr 1
Digital Twin | BIM World 2026
Paris, France -
Apr 29
Sydney Build 2026
ICC Sydney, Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour, Sydney











