Open Geospatial Consortium reveals new branding

By on 10 November, 2021

The Open Geospatial Consortium has revealed new branding, as the organisation begins its next chapter.

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More trained drone operators for Tasmania Police

By on 4 November, 2021

Eight more Tasmania Police officers have been certified by CASA to fly RPAS, bringing the total to 29.

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SSSI to present on Thursday at COP26 in Glasgow

By on 3 November, 2021

Australian experts will speak in the Space & Geospatial Virtual Pavilion on the topic of climate change.

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UK to build Underground Asset Register

By on 3 November, 2021

The digital map of pipes and cables will boost construction and development and improve worker safety.

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Accelerate photogrammetry with distributed processing

By on 2 November, 2021

Handling large mapping projects, meeting deadlines and delivering high-quality results are typical challenges in photogrammetry. This is particularly true during peak season when multiple projects, often comprising tens of thousands of images, need to be processed in a timely manner. SimActive’s Correlator3D product is a high-end photogrammetry software package that enables users to deliver mapping […]

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LINZ begins Banks Peninsula seabed survey

By on 1 November, 2021

3D seafloor data will be captured within 5 km of the shore and up to 70m deep in some places.

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Diversity and inclusion on the agenda

By on 1 November, 2021

There are increasing calls to boost diversity and inclusion to attract new young professionals into the sector.

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KartaSoft awarded at water Innovation Festival

By on 28 October, 2021

Australian mapping firm KartaSoft has won two awards at this month’s Sydney Water Innovation Festival.

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Call for speakers for the Locate22 conference

By on 27 October, 2021

The event, 24–26 May, will have the theme of Location in action: Positioning the nation for a brighter future.

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Vale: Bruce Thompson, visionary spatial leader

By on 27 October, 2021

The Australian spatial community has lost one of its giants with the recent passing of Bruce Thompson.

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