Best of the Blogs 23 September 2014

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Driverless car; P2P datacentres; aircraft tracking; Scotland history; Galileo conspiracy; rat brains; Burning Man; Ebola map.

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NSW Govt. releases public transport data

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The NSW Transport Dept. has released real-time public transport network data from its roads.

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Brisbane GIS Day announces competitions

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Brisbane GIS Day has a large number of competitions on offer, including the chance to win $5000

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Mapped Out 2014

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Showcasing the use of Spatial Data to enhance the operation and delivery of Government Services

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Species of National Environmental Significance maps released

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1,700 new maps and datasets to show local communities any threatened species in their area.

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GEO Business 2015 call for papers

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The GEO Business 2015 conference will take place at the Business Design Centre in London in May.

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Tenders 23/9/14

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TENDER DETAILS 23 SEPTEMBER 2014

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Below-ground mapping reveals Stonehenge secrets

By on 16 September, 2014

Archaeologists have created the most detailed below-ground map of Stonehenge and its surrounds.

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International event to raise Australia’s spatial profile

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SIBA, NASA, ISDE, and QUT will bring a global spatial industry master class, Pivotal, to Aust.

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Best of the Blogs 16 September 2014

By on 16 September, 2014

Springfield; Apple goes indoors; new ISS EO; CO2 map; Hurricane Odile; interactive North Korea.

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