Call for greater coordination of seabed mapping

By on 25 October, 2021

A new survey has given a major boost to efforts to map the entire seafloor by the end of the decade.

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NZ Spatial Excellence Awards finalists announced

By on 25 October, 2021

Finalists in six industry categories have been announced, with the winners to be revealed early in 2022.

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Simplifying GIS for airports

By on 25 October, 2021

The Melbourne Airport presents a spatial management challenge as Australia’s largest and still-growing industrial park and the nation’s second busiest airport. There’s a substantial need for data precision, volume and frequency to ensure the airport maintains operational capacity and manages the rapid development. That’s why Melbourne Airport chooses multiple spatial data services from Aerometrex. Melbourne […]

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Have your say on subsurface utility standard

By on 21 October, 2021

Standards Australia has published a revised draft standard for subsurface utility information and engineering.

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Naval survey ship set for record-breaking year

By on 20 October, 2021

Ocean survey ship HMS Scott has this year mapped an area of the Atlantic seabed almost as big as Victoria.

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Applications open for S+SNZ Leaders Program

By on 19 October, 2021

Survey and Spatial New Zealand’s Emerging Leader’s Program offers exposure to policy and decision making.

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NT invests $5m in ELA as NASA prepares for launch

By on 19 October, 2021

The NT Government has announced it is co-investing $5 million in space launch start-up, Equatorial Launch Australia.

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BoM to open Space Weather Hub in Adelaide

By on 18 October, 2021

Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology is to open a new Space Weather Hub in 2022 at the Lot Fourteen high-tech precinct.

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Tackling the surveying and spatial skills shortage

By on 18 October, 2021

There’s a shortage of surveying and spatial professionals, and more needs to be done to solve the problem.

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Landsat opportunity for Australian scientists

By on 15 October, 2021

A once-per-mission overlap of Landsat 8 and Landsat 9 orbits will provide a chance to compare important data.

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