Spatial Snippets for Wednesday, 4 February

By on 4 February, 2026

This week: GIS and surveying jobs, AURIN Data Tales, hidden seafloor canyons, Brisbane BIM event and more.

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Spotting invasive weeds using satellites, AI

By on 4 February, 2026

Satellite imagery and algorithms have proven highly successful at spotting two highly invasive weed species.

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Ginan v4.1.0 introduces SouthPAN capabilities

By on 3 February, 2026

Hot on the heels of December’s release of Ginan v4.0.0, the Ginan team has now released the v4.1.0 update.

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Changes to GISP-AP credential for A/NZ professionals

By on 3 February, 2026

The GIS Certification Institute is offering free transfer of the GISP-AP credential to the GISCI GISP credential.

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Advanced Navigation appoints Pawel Michalak as CTO

By on 2 February, 2026

Michalak will lead efforts to integrate photonic, quantum, acoustic and AI-driven tech for assured navigation.

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Victor Khoo appointed Chief Surveyor of Singapore

By on 2 February, 2026

Dr Khoo brings broad experience, from precise positioning to cadastral survey, digital twins and utility mapping.

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Geo-professionals struggling to unlock AI value

By on 2 February, 2026

Mining and civil geo-professionals are having difficulty unlocking value from complex, multisource datasets.

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Calibration of surveying equipment in Queensland

By on 2 February, 2026

The Surveyors Board of Queensland is reminding the state’s surveyors of the requirements for equipment calibration.

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Managing Large Photogrammetry Projects Simultaneously

By on 31 January, 2026

How do photogrammetry production teams manage several projects simultaneously while maintaining efficiency and quality? Pradipta Kumar Mahapatra, Founding Member and Delivery Manager at Impulsions Laser, recently met with our team to present strategies for delivering geospatial data to multiple clients effectively. He also discussed practical approaches for streamlining photogrammetric workflows and ensuring consistent, reliable results.  View […]

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ML-based automatic point cloud and image analysis

By on 30 January, 2026

Blue Marble Geographics recently debuted its Global Mapper Pro version 26.0 with exciting new features.

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