Business licence reform mooted in NSW

By on 13 November, 2012

  The NSW Government has asked IPART to review licences in NSW and identify those licences where reform would produce the greatest reduction in costs to business and the community. There are currently about 1,000 different types of licences in NSW. They cover every aspect of the economy – including trades and professions, transport and […]

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Forgotten talent pool continues to be overlooked

By on 13 November, 2012

More than three quarters of mature age jobseekers in Australia are dissatisfied with employers and recruiters, new research by mature age job board Adage.com.au has found. A survey of more than 800 jobseekers, all above the age of 45, has revealed a hefty 88% are dissatisfied with the level of response received from recruiters. A […]

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Best of the Blogs 13 November 2012

By on 13 November, 2012

The unofficial Google Earth Blog has all the details on the massive Google Mars update, made possible by new satellite imagery from the NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. Go check it out: http://www.gearthblog.com/blog/archives/2012/11/big_updates_to_google_mars.html   GIS Lounge has a post outlining some of the ways that people can learn GIS for free. A great resource for anyone […]

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Position Partners lands Sirius UAV in Australasia

By on 13 November, 2012

  Position Partners is bringing in a new unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) for the Australasian civil construction, survey, mining and agricultural industries – the Sirius UAV by MAVinci.   Designed for a wide range of survey applications, the Sirius UAV is a fixed-wing structure ideal for corridor-mapping roads, pipelines and power lines, calculating stockpile volumes, […]

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Esri Australia appoints Dr Dipak Paudyal as part of imagery expansion

By on 13 November, 2012

Esri Australia has appointed Dr Dipak Paudyal, as part of an expansion into the specialist area of imagery technology.   As principal consultant for remote sensing and imaging at Esri Australia, Dr Paudyal will be spearheading the expansion of the Exelis product suite in the region.   Dr Dipak Paudyal has a career in the […]

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1Spatial launches big spatial data management tool

By on 13 November, 2012

Geospatial company 1Spatial has released an enhanced 1Spatial Management Suite, which includes Workflow, Plan, Maintain, Publish and 1Spatial Cloud. The software is aimed at public and private companies that handle high volumes of business-critical spatial data, on-premise or in the cloud.   Marcus Hanke, chief executive at 1Spatial explains: “The rise and impact of big […]

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Eonfusion Flood: Interactive modeling software

By on 9 November, 2012

Eonfusion Flood is the latest software package to be released by Myriax Software Pty Ltd. Fast, interactive grid and particle based hydrodynamic modeling is now available in one software package. Designed for water professionals, Eonfusion Flood provides the unique ability to run both 2D grid and 3D particle-based hydrodynamic simulations inside an immersive user environment. […]

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Allied Events

By on 9 November, 2012

Allied Events spatial@gov® is firmly established as one of the most important events on the Australia spatial industry calendar. A key feature of the spatial@gov® event is to provide a platform to bring people together. This year a number of important groups in the Australian and New Zealand spatial communities will be holding meetings in […]

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International spatial experts at spatial@gov

By on 9 November, 2012

This year’s conference program boasts the largest number of international spatial experts ever. Joining us from the United States is US Air Force GPS specialist Chris Morin, from the 746 Test Squadron at the Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico, who will address denial of service vulnerabilities in a presentation titled ‘Delivering the Truth […]

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spatial@gov Exhibition Open Day

By on 9 November, 2012

spatial@gov® Exhibitor Open Day Date:  Tuesday 20 November 2012 Time:  10am – 4pm (Open Day Showfloor Presentations 12pm – 2pm) Venue:  National Convention Centre Canberra Ticket Price: Complimentary Registration The spatial@gov® Exhibition Open Day gives you the opportunity to meet face-to-face with the experts who are driving innovation across the spatial sector. The application of location-based information can enhance […]

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