Mining technology provider Maptek will release Vulcan 64-bit to global mining customers during April. The launch kicked off at Expomin in Santiago, Chile last week. Vulcan 64-bit combines the advantages of a superior 3D modelling environment with the power of modern 64-bit technology to make it possible to work with large datasets. The 64-bit […]
Google selects Dialog for Google Earth Pro Renewals in ANZ
By Spatial Source on 10 April, 2012As a result of a selection process conducted by Google Australia in February/March, Dialog Information Technology has been selected from amongst the ANZ Premier Partners to manage the renewals process for the Online Google Earth Pro licensing across Australia and New Zealand. The idea was to move the online renewals to a leading […]
Integraph roadshow to tour Australia
By Spatial Source on 10 April, 2012Integraph are touring Australia, presenting ‘the future of the geospatial industry – the Dynamic GIS.’ Experience first-hand how the interoperable hardware and software solutions of Intergraph’s Dynamic GIS integrate to offer a streamlined workflow that addresses all steps of the geospatial value chain. In addition, the showcase will provide live demonstrations of GeoMedia, […]
Best of the Blogs 10 April 2012
By Spatial Source on 10 April, 2012For pilots and flight sim fans, the Google Earth Blog have post that highlights an update to a flight simulator that based on Google Earth. This, of course, means that you fly into realistic airports, and over realistic terrain. The Borneo Post have an interesting article wherein villagers in Malaysia are being encouraged […]
CRCSI Conference 2012
By Spatial Source on 10 April, 2012The internal-only CRCSI Conference for 2012 will be at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre over 8, 9 and 10 May. Enter off Grey Street, South Bank. WHEN: 2012-05-08 to 2012-05-10WHERE: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition CentreSTATE: QLDCOUNTRY: AUS The internal-only CRCSI Conference for 2012 will be at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre over 8, […]
WASEA and WASSIC 2012: surveying and spatial diversity
By Spatial Source on 10 April, 2012The revamped WASSIC 2012 event will be run for the first time in conjunction with the Western Australian Spatial Excellence Awards (WASEA) dinner. WHEN: 2012-05-17 to 2012-05-18WHERE: Esplanade Hotel, Fremantle, WASTATE: WACOUNTRY: AUS Building on last year’s event, this year’s West Australian Surveying and Spatial Information Conference (WASSIC) will be even bigger and better, incorporating […]
Bureau of Meteorology to move to ETL system
By Spatial Source on 3 April, 2012The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) is considering replacing its data extraction software system with an advance extract, transform and load (ETL) software system. With the new system, the BoM aims to extract water-related data in a range of formats from an increasing number of sources, to produce spatial data. It is in line […]
National VET e-learning strategy
By Spatial Source on 3 April, 2012A pilot project is underway to boost entrants into the spatial information industry and raise skill levels for technicians through greater use of e-learning in the vocational education and training sector. The project has been supported through co-investment of $100,000 from the Australian Government’s National VET E-Learning Strategy, backing over $260,000 in industry […]
Exploration and mapping in mining conference
By Spatial Source on 3 April, 2012In today’s competitive market, mining and exploration companies need to quickly adapt to advancing exploration technologies in order to stay ahead of their competitors. The Exploration and Mapping in Mining conference is the only event in Australia that has a strong focus on applying GIS to make corporate decisions and new exploration technology […]
ENVI 5 Roadshow
By Spatial Source on 3 April, 2012Geospatial imagery is relied upon for its up-to-date, accurate information about geographic areas of interest and is used to evaluate biodiversity, monitor change over time, detect and identify targets and a variety of other applications. To take full advantage of geospatial imagery, you need advanced image analysis software that allows you to quickly and […]
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