Explore WA’s shipwrecks using Locate

By on 20 May, 2016

The open data policy allows more Western Australians to explore their state.

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GIS to cut millions in tree management

By on 19 May, 2016

Electricity distributors could slash tens of millions of dollars with smart mapping.

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Homegrown photogrammetry solution for a global industry

By on 19 May, 2016

ScientificAerospace and DroneMetrex’s TopoDrone-4Scight.

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Best of the Blogs 17 May 2016

By on 16 May, 2016

Mayan or may not be a discovery; India maps; acoustic GPS; robotic mermaid – it’s blog time!

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BVLOS surveys take off in Queensland

By on 16 May, 2016

“Beyond visual line of sight operations had never before been used commercially on this scale.”

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2016 APSEA awards open for submission

By on 16 May, 2016

Now is the time to reflect on your proudest achievements and most impressive projects.

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Esri unveils an Afternoon with Jack in Sydney

By on 16 May, 2016

See Esri co-founder Jack Dangermond live at the Sydney Opera House this October.

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The app turning any smartphone into a remote sensing platform

By on 16 May, 2016

The UAV toolkit can spatially enable any smart phone.

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Ozius wins planning award for environmental innovation

By on 16 May, 2016

Fusing advanced spatial technology and environmental science.

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Leica’s self-learning GNSS and multistation

By on 16 May, 2016

The Viva GS16 selects optimal GNSS signals and stays connected without reference links.

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