SouthPAN’s positioning service has now been restored following the second disruption in a little over a month.
Applications open for KCT Stirling Scholarship
By jnally on 24 May, 2023The Scholarship is for a final year New Zealand student undertaking a tertiary surveying or spatial course.
Seabed mapping is critical, says UK MP
By jnally on 23 May, 2023More collaboration in collecting and sharing marine data will help tackle climate change, says UK politician.
Arlula raises $2.2m to boost EO business
By jnally on 22 May, 2023The funds will help the Australian firm scale into new markets and further develop its Geostack Terra product.
ESA to expand satellite optical comms network
By jnally on 19 May, 2023With the first optical ground station set to go live in WA this year, the NODES network is to be expanded.
Drones to map the spread of ghost nets
By jnally on 19 May, 2023Hyperspectral sensor-equipped drones will search for abandoned fishing nets across the Groote Archipelago.
Prototyping lodgement of digital cadastral datasets
By jnally on 18 May, 2023ICSM has endorsed a proposed new way for exchanging cadastral survey data between industry and agencies.
HIPP seminar to be held in Wollongong
By jnally on 17 May, 2023The hydrographic seminar will be held in Wollongong on World Hydrography Day, 21 June 2023.
UK to pilot EO program for public services
By jnally on 16 May, 2023The pilot will see public sector bodies able to access and test high-resolution EO data and services.
Ending a 50-year maritime mystery
By jnally on 16 May, 2023A CSIRO project team has used bathymetry to confirm the location of the wreck of MV Blythe Star.
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