‘The king’ of elevation data in Australia, ELVIS

By on 9 August, 2017

A year after launching ELVIS, Geoscience Australia reflects on its successful journey.

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The ‘Atlas of Living Australia’ comes to life

By on 9 August, 2017

Bridging the boundaries between Aboriginal ecological knowledge and western science.

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Antarctic LiDAR survey reveals swiftly changing landscape

By on 9 August, 2017

The cold, dark valleys of Antarctica closely resemble Mars. Interestingly, they are full of life.  

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Best of the Blogs – 8 August 2017

By on 8 August, 2017

Monster Maps Vs A slice of hot Europe pie- Best of the Blogs time!

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The next generation of addressing

By on 8 August, 2017

G-NAF provides the address and its position on the Earth; Geoscape describes what’s there.

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Mobile technology to boost pedestrian safety

By on 7 August, 2017

South Australia has started trialling V2P technology that maps out the location of pedestrians for driverless cars.

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Lessons learned from the relaunch of Queensland Globe

By on 4 August, 2017

Queensland Globe now includes 652 data layers from almost every government department.

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Best of the Blogs – 4 August 2017

By on 4 August, 2017

A flying big map Vs Where to see the eclipse – Best of the Blogs time!

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Momentum grows for an Australian Space Agency

By on 4 August, 2017

The Australian Government calls on ideas for the space industry. Meanwhile, everyone else is calling for an ASA.

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Reef in Grief: how to quantify a catastrophe

By on 4 August, 2017

The Great Barrier Reef is the largest structure made of living organisms on Earth. Have we given up on it?

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