Lightweight SLAM-based LiDAR scanner

By on 5 May, 2026

Designed for precision data capture, the Artec Jet obtains data with survey-grade accuracy, including in GPS-denied areas.

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Sentinel-1D satellite declared fully operational

By on 4 May, 2026

The synthetic aperture radar satellite replaces its -1A sibling and joins its -1C twin to monitor the Earth’s surface.

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Cameron Selkrig takes helm at Outline Global

By on 4 May, 2026

Selkrig succeeds Phil Delaney as CEO, and brings 20-plus years’ of experience in technology leadership.

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Video: Mapping tropical reefs with satellite imagery

By on 4 May, 2026

A recent webinar outlines work to produce a detailed view of coral reef boundaries across northern Australia.

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VertiGIS acquires 1Spatial’s worldwide business

By on 1 May, 2026

The companies say the move will strengthen their platforms, investment capacity and long-term focus.

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Spatial Snippets for Friday, 1 May

By on 1 May, 2026

This week: Surveying and spatial jobs, aerial imaging anniversary, digital EO tools, digital plans in NSW and more.

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Celebrating Chartis Technology’s road to success

By on 1 May, 2026

Founded in Bathurst in 2012, Chartis Technology has expanded its offerings and its reach right across the nation.

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NZ National Hydrographer elected head of the IHO

By on 30 April, 2026

Adam Greenland becomes director of the International Hydrographic Organisation after 45 years in the maritime sector.

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GIS, LiDAR, imagery, AI track tree cover loss

By on 30 April, 2026

Christchurch lost 14.5% of its urban tree cover in just five years, according to a new geospatial study.

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Software for 3D terrain, feature modelling

By on 29 April, 2026

Inertial Labs claims its PCMasterPro 1.16 software has up to 200% faster processing speed.

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