Applications open for SSSI mentoring program

By on 5 May, 2021

The Young Professionals Mentoring Program returns this year to help develop the next generation of experts.

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Copernicus Masters 2021 competition launched

By on 5 May, 2021

More than $1.3m is up for grabs in this international competition based on use of data from the Copernicus program.

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Multi-feed antenna system to boost satcoms

By on 5 May, 2021

Technology developed for CSIRO’s ASKAP radio telescope will enable concurrent comms with hundreds of satellites.

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SSSI forms Digital Twin working groups

By on 4 May, 2021

Surveying and spatial science industry members are invited to join SSSI’s new spatial digital twin working groups.

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ACCELERATE PROCESSING OF LARGE MAPPING PROJECTS

By on 3 May, 2021

Handling large mapping projects, meeting deadlines and delivering high-quality results are typical challenges in photogrammetry.  This is particularly true during peak where multiple projects, often comprising tens of thousands of images, need to be processed in a timely manner.  Mapping firms can greatly benefit from better control of project schedules, a reduction in processing times […]

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New 35m dish for ESA’s New Norcia station

By on 3 May, 2021

The $70 million dish will be built in cooperation with the Australian Space Agency and operated by the CSIRO.

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Dragonflies could be the future of drones

By on 3 May, 2021

Flapping wings based on those of the “ultimate flying machine” could herald a new generation of efficient drones.

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First Pleiades Neo satellite placed into orbit

By on 3 May, 2021

The Airbus spacecraft will add half a million square kilometres coverage each day at 30cm native resolution.

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Feedback sought in GIS industry survey

By on 28 April, 2021

Industry members are being asked for their views on the challenges of professionalisation in the GIS sector.

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ScanX automates surveyors’ 3D point cloud data

By on 27 April, 2021

Software start-up ScanX offers a new cloud-based platform to upload and automate surveyors’ 3D point cloud data using artificial intelligenc

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