SA govt. opens data

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SA joins other states and the federal government in making public data publicly accessible.

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Japanese satellites aid precise positioning

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Australian researchers have successfully used Japan’s QZSS LEX signal for precise positioning.

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Best of the Blogs 17 September 2013

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The best bits from around the geospatial blogosphere.

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USAF signs agreement with Locata

By on 17 September, 2013

The U.S. Air Force Institute of Technology has signed a CRADA with Locata Corporation.

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VSEA award winners announced

By on 17 September, 2013

The 9th Victorian Spatial Excellence Awards were held last Thursday in Melbourne.

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NZIS 2013 awards of excellence announced

By on 17 September, 2013

Both the North and South islands were represented, with two Gold Awards and one Merit Award.

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New atlas of Australia’s deep crust

By on 17 September, 2013

A new atlas has been released that charts over 30 years’ of deep seismic surveys in Australia.

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New Intergraph SDK improves image compression

By on 17 September, 2013

Intergraph has released an updated SDK that improves the ECW and ISO JPEG 2000 image formats.

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Tenders 17/9/13

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TENDER DETAILS 17 September, 2013

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Kakadu’s Aboriginal art captured for posterity

By on 10 September, 2013

Ancient Aboriginal rock art in Kakadu NP has been 3D-scanned for future preservation.

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