Latest Tasmania Wildfire Index released

By on 2 October, 2026

Covering 450,356 building footprints, the Index aims to help decision-makers assess wildfire exposure risk.

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UNSW provides training, fieldwork in Timor-Leste

By on 1 October, 2026

The training enabled staff and students to survey water catchment topography for use in catchment modelling.

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UQ spatial twin research combines 3D model, live data

By on 1 October, 2026

The spatial twin combines 3D scanning, point clouds and arrays of environmental and spatial sensors.

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1Spatial Australia is now officially VertiGIS

By on 1 October, 2026

VertiGIS’ acquisition of 1Spatial’s worldwide business and operations is now officially complete as of 1 Oct.

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GBM Konect launches Konect 2 to close the field data gap

By on 30 September, 2026

A complete rebuild of the app that has served Australian field operations teams for 15 years. GBM Konect, an Australian field data capture platform, was one of the first mobile mapping solutions built for field teams working on-site and in remote locations without reliable connectivity. Thirteen years on, that same platform has been rebuilt from […]

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Spatial Snippets for Wednesday, 30 September

By on 30 September, 2026

This week: Upcoming events, lots of spatial and surveying jobs, titles and registry updates, and more.

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NZ’s first flood map inundation forecasting system

By on 29 September, 2026

The country’s first operational inundation forecasting system will benefit communities and first responders.

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Cook Islands adopts Geospatial Information Framework

By on 29 September, 2026

The Pacific nation will prioritise governance, policy, financial sustainability, data and engagement.

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More bird flu maps and dashboards come online

By on 29 September, 2026

As bird flu spreads within Australia, so too are government bird flu maps and dashboards proliferating.

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TERN webinar: Why LiDAR time series matter

By on 29 September, 2026

How LiDAR is becoming a practical tool for adding the time series dimension to Australian ecosystem monitoring.

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