SA joins other states and the federal government in making public data publicly accessible.
Japanese satellites aid precise positioning
By Simon Chester on 17 September, 2013Australian researchers have successfully used Japan’s QZSS LEX signal for precise positioning.
Best of the Blogs 17 September 2013
By Simon Chester on 17 September, 2013The best bits from around the geospatial blogosphere.
USAF signs agreement with Locata
By Simon Chester on 17 September, 2013The U.S. Air Force Institute of Technology has signed a CRADA with Locata Corporation.
VSEA award winners announced
By Simon Chester on 17 September, 2013The 9th Victorian Spatial Excellence Awards were held last Thursday in Melbourne.
NZIS 2013 awards of excellence announced
By Simon Chester on 17 September, 2013Both the North and South islands were represented, with two Gold Awards and one Merit Award.
New atlas of Australia’s deep crust
By Simon Chester on 17 September, 2013A new atlas has been released that charts over 30 years’ of deep seismic surveys in Australia.
New Intergraph SDK improves image compression
By Simon Chester on 17 September, 2013Intergraph has released an updated SDK that improves the ECW and ISO JPEG 2000 image formats.
Kakadu’s Aboriginal art captured for posterity
By Simon Chester on 10 September, 2013Ancient Aboriginal rock art in Kakadu NP has been 3D-scanned for future preservation.
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Optech has announced the world’s first multispectral LiDAR sensor, the Optech Titan.
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The SSSI Young Professional Group recently elected Joel Dillon as the National Committee Chair.
New connection enables secure, high data rate communication between LEO and GEO satellites.
The 2015 GeoNext Conference, hitting Melbourne next August, has announced a call for papers.
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Google’s Skybox imaging has showcased night-time HD video from its first satellite, SkySat-1.
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WA's State Land Information Capture Program (SLICP) has been renamed to CaptureWA.
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.
The 2015 ANZ Disaster and Emergency Management Conference will be held on the Gold Coast in May.
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Locate26 Conference / 10th Digital Earth Summit
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