Submissions are currently being accepted for the Brisbane GIS Day 2015 Map Wall.
Best of the Blogs 20 October 2015
By Anthony Wallace on 20 October, 2015Bendy map; “punny” businesses; painted street view; not Straight Outta Compton – it’s blog time!
Global archaeological study seeks geospatial help
By Anthony Wallace on 20 October, 2015SPARC is now accepting applications for archaeological research projects in 2016.
NSW Regional Conference program released
By Anthony Wallace on 20 October, 2015The NSW Regional Conference 2015 will be held on 20-21 November 2015 in the Hunter Valley.
New tech to revolutionise mineral exploration
By Anthony Wallace on 20 October, 2015Introducing the Lab-at-Rig, developed in partnership with CSIRO, Imdex and Olympus.
Spookfish mapping receives $6m boost
By Anthony Wallace on 20 October, 2015Imagery company Spookfish continues to be backed by some of Perth’s biggest investors.
Mapped Out in Wagga Wagga
By Anthony Wallace on 20 October, 2015Mapped Out highlights the diversity of applications for spatial data, GIS and supporting technology.
Spatial is crucial to UN Sustainable Development Goals
By Charles Pauka on 13 October, 2015The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals were officially adopted on 25 September.
Austroads undertakes driverless cars study
By Charles Pauka on 13 October, 2015Together with Parsons Brinckerhoff, Austroads will identify and assess the key issues to be faced.
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