The ISPRS Geospatial Week 2015 is a collection of conferences & workshops to be held in France.
Satellite study finds global forest loss reversing
By Simon Chester on 31 March, 2015Analysis of 20 years of satellite data has revealed an increase in global vegetation.
New CRCSI BDM for Western Australia
By Simon Chester on 31 March, 2015Darren Mottolini has been appointed as the new CRCSI business development manager in WA.
Best of the blogs 31 March 2015
By Simon Chester on 31 March, 2015Facebook UAV; I smell NYC; Mayan LiDAR; DIY geologger; Geodesign; Moore’s law.
Surveying event: from Bathurst to Beyond in 200 years
By Simon Chester on 31 March, 2015Central Western Group of ISNSW will run a seminar in May to coincide with Bathurst’s Bicentenary.
GEO Business 2015 London
By Simon Chester on 31 March, 2015Organisers say that GEO Business 2015 has the most extensive commercial workshop programme yet.
Esri Young Scholars Award 2015 closes soon
By Simon Chester on 31 March, 2015Time is running out to enter the Esri Young Scholars Award, with entries closing April 10.
2015 Intl Workshop on Image and Data Fusion
By Simon Chester on 31 March, 2015Organisers of IWIDF 2015 have announced a call for papers for the July event, held in Hawaii.
LISTECH Neo 2015 launched
By Simon Chester on 31 March, 2015New generation of geospatial software offers increased productivity and ease of use.
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Corporate tax reform and a number of big ticket infrastructure projects.
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Crowd v machine; brain controlled drone race; geo-pshyco test; GoT maps– best of the blogs time!
Turnbull and Assistant Minister Angus Taylor announce the national Smart Cities Plan.
Plans for a 60-satellite constellation will provide world-wide satellite imagery.
Craig Wright’s blockchain innovation promises a solution to an old problem: land titling.
The frontrunners of UAV technology team up for integrated mapping and analytics.
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Aidedo was founded based on the practical experience of CEO Aiden Tong while studying and working with many Civil Engineering and Land Surveying firms in developed countries.
CO2 levels have increased the world’s vegetation by more than double the size of Australia.
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