DataMapWales brings together 3,000 datasets

By on 21 May, 2026

What began as an environmental tool 10 years ago has blossomed into an extensive nationwide data portal.

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SRBV updates training and exam guidelines

By on 21 May, 2026

Changes have been made to the guidelines for training agreements, and for examinations and projects.

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Flying high for hyperspectral mapping

By on 21 May, 2026

A program to map minerals from up to 70,000 feet has now reached more than 1 million square km.

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Locate26 submission deadlines fast approaching

By on 20 May, 2026

The deadlines for Locate26 session proposals and abstracts submissions are just weeks away, so don’t delay!

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Spatial Snippets for Wednesday, 20 May

By on 20 May, 2026

This week: A cartographic scholarship, surveying and spatial jobs, and the Sentinel-2A mission is extended again.

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Nominations open for open-source software award

By on 20 May, 2026

The OSGeo Sol Katz Award is for leadership in the geospatial free and open-source software sector.

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openEO becomes a new OGC Community Standard

By on 19 May, 2026

openEO specifies an open API for connecting applications to large-scale Earth observation cloud backends.

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Transgrid launches network LiDAR scan campaign

By on 19 May, 2026

The scan of powerlines, towers and easements aims to safeguard the network in the lead up to summer.

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PGRSC on a roll with new institutional members

By on 18 May, 2026

The Pacific GIS and Remote Sensing Council’s latest members include Australia’s The Spatial Distillery Co.

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Remembering Victoria’s first GPS-enabled survey

By on 18 May, 2026

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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