A combination of GPS measurements, InSAR, and other measurements confirms that Venice is sinking.
Best of the Blogs 15 October 2013
By Simon Chester on 15 October, 2013Smartphone 3d Scanner; IFTT; nurture vs nature; US Govt shutdown map; disease map; best Tumblrs.
MapInfo Forum 2013 begins
By Simon Chester on 15 October, 2013The MapInfo Forum 2013 began this week, with the first stop being Brisbane.
Whereis adds Locator to B2B mapping offer
By Simon Chester on 15 October, 2013Whereis has launched Locator, a national address point dataset targeted towards organisations.
Australian Earth Observation Coordination Group community meeting
By Simon Chester on 15 October, 2013AEOCG will hold its second ‘whole of community’ meeting this Friday, in webinar form.
Geospatial World Forum call for abstracts
By Simon Chester on 15 October, 2013The Geospatial World Forum is inviting papers on any topic relevant to the geospatial industry.
LatLonGO certified for SAP ERP integration
By Simon Chester on 15 October, 2013we-do-IT’s LatLonGO Mobile GIS has achieved certified integration with the SAP ERP application.
US Govt. shutdown affects geospatial services worldwide
By Simon Chester on 8 October, 2013The US Government shutdown continues into its second week, with spatial services also offline.
GeoNext 2014 call for papers closes soon
By Simon Chester on 8 October, 2013The GeoNext 2014 call for papers closes on the 18th October.
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GMaps 10th bday; Lightsquared; QGIS vs ArcGIS; HSBC map; bacteria map; driverless cars.
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Hexagon has combined some of its brands to form a new company, Hexagon Mining.
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The Esri Young Scholars Award has launched for 2015, its third year running.
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The second Boeing-built Inmarsat-5 satellite has sent its first signals from orbit.
Aidedo was founded based on the practical experience of CEO Aiden Tong while studying and working with many Civil Engineering and Land Surveying firms in developed countries.
Galileo moves on; Snowed-in underground; A mini space plane; Wordmap; and seeing CO2.
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Nov 9
2026 Advancing Earth Observation Forum
Hobart, Tasmania -
Nov 10
SouthPAN Industry Day
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Nov 13
South West and Great Southern Surveyors Conference
Mantra Bunbury Lighthouse, Bunbury, WA -
Nov 24
Locate26 Conference / 10th Digital Earth Summit
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre -
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