Best of the Blogs 30 July 2013

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This week’s best from around the geospatial blogosphere.

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Open Knowledge public lectures

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OKFN Australia is hosting five public lectures by Dr Rufus Pollock about open knowledge & data.

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New GPS technology for NSW Fire & Rescue

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An $850,000 rollout of new GPS tech for all Fire & Rescue NSW fire engines has been announced.

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Free articles from International Journal of Digital Earth

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The IJDE has released a selection of ‘editor’s choice’ articles for free until the end of 2013.

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SIBA NSW breakfast briefing

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SIBA NSW is holding the latest of its ‘SIBA breakfast briefings’ in Sydney on August 9th.

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pbEncom Discover Suite 2013 launched

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Pitney Bowes has announced the availability of the 2013 edition of the pbEncom Discover suite.

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Tenders 30/7/13

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TENDER DETAILS 30 July, 2013

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Data.gov.au launches on OS platform

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The revised data.gov.au has launched, and is now based on the open source CKAN platform.

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First Australian open source geospatial laboratory

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The University of Melbourne will be home to Australia’s first open source geospatial laboratory.

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Best of the Blogs 23 July 2013

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This week’s best produce, hand-picked from around the spatial blorchard.

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