Best of the Blogs 12 November 2013

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Hurricane Haiyan; warped postcards; smart grids; OpenGeoFiction; silly maps; 5-year old geo-geek.

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Free Bentley event in Brisbane this week

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Bentley is running a free ‘Bentley Advantage’ event in Brisbane this Thursday, 14 November.

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GIS Day is next week

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International GIS Day is next Wednesday, and there will be a free event in Brisbane to celebrate.

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New online mapping portal for sustainable WA

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A new web map focussed on sustainable resource management in WA was unveiled at the WALIS forum.

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UNSW Professor recognised with international RS award

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Congratulations to UNSW Professor Bruce Forster, who was recently awarded the Chen Shupeng Award.

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SIBA welcomes Tim Foresman

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SIBA and QUT will be hosting a breakfast meeting with Dr Tim Foresman from the US.

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RapidEye changes name to BlackBridge

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Satellite operator RapidEye has officially changed its name to BlackBridge.

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Tenders 12/11/13

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TENDER DETAILS 12 November, 2013.

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RFS commissioner calls to establish interactive hazard map

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The NSW RFS commissioner is calling on the NSW State Govt. to create a hazard reduction web map.

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Ancient maps on display in Canberra

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The Mapping Our World exhibition opens this week at the National Library of Australia.

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