Another major milestone has been achieved by Galileo.
Best of the Blogs 2 July 2013
By Simon Chester on 2 July, 2013The best posts from around the geospatial blogosphere.
WALIS Forum registrations open
By Simon Chester on 2 July, 2013Registrations are now open for WALIS Forum 2013, to be held on 7-8 November 2013 in Perth.
Soils to Satellites tool now live
By Simon Chester on 2 July, 2013TERN launched its new Soils to Satellites (S2S) online tool last week.
NZ public land information data feed available
By Simon Chester on 2 July, 2013Mapping information for publicly accessible land across New Zealand has been released for use.
FOSS4G call for GeoHackers and Mappers
By Simon Chester on 2 July, 2013FOSS4G is calling for a diverse array of participants in its GeoHack event.
Trimble introduces online training program for imaging
By Simon Chester on 2 July, 2013Trimble recently announced a new online training program for imaging.
Technology to predict natural disaster impact, years in advance
By Charles Pauka on 25 June, 2013Cutting-edge mapping technology could help predict and mitigate the impact of Australia’s next large-scale natural disaster.
54th Photogrammetric Week earlybird ending
By Charles Pauka on 25 June, 2013Early-bird registration for the 54th Photogrammetric Week ends June 30.
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China plans to build a comprehensive earth observation system within the next ten years.
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A new exhibition at the Perth Town Hall is set to tell the tale of Perth’s swampy past.
Australian UAV developer, Flirtey, and the University of Nevada in Reno have signed an R&D deal
NZ Aerial Mapping, founded in 1936, was put into receivership after running out of cash.
Driverless car; P2P datacentres; aircraft tracking; Scotland history; Galileo conspiracy; rat brains; Burning Man; Ebola map.
The NSW Transport Dept. has released real-time public transport network data from its roads.
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Brisbane GIS Day has a large number of competitions on offer, including the chance to win $5000
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.
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