Event: gov2nsw launch

By on 11 October, 2011

  Based on Queensland’s gov2qld group, gov2nsw is an informal networking group for people in NSW that are working – or just interested – in Gov2.0.   The group discusses ways Govt might use online technologies to increase the openness and transparency of Govt process and decision making; the ways citizens and the private sector […]

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Esri creates Ozri 2011 iOS app

By on 11 October, 2011

  Esri recently launched an iPhone and iPad app to accompany this week’s Ozri 2011 Esri user conference.   The app allows users to view important times and dates for presentations, access sponsor and exhibitor content and navigate the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre, exhibition hall and the city of Melbourne using Esri-generated maps.   […]

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TomTom launches geospatial services

By on 11 October, 2011

  TomTom, the Dutch company known best for its satellite navigation devices, recently launched a geospatial service for enterprise and government.   The service will provide geocoding, optimal vehicle routing,and mapping information display in applications that are underpinned by Oracle’s Database 11g.   Speaking at OpenWorld 2011 in San Francisco, TomTom senior manager business development, […]

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Russia to increase satellite presence

By on 11 October, 2011

  The Russian space agency, Roscosmos, has stated that they are planning to greatly increase the number of satellites that they have in orbit by 2015.   “By 2015, we are planning to increase the number of Earth observation satellites [in orbit] from five to 20, operational Glonass navigation satellites from 24 to 30, communications […]

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Best of the Blogs 11 October 2011

By on 11 October, 2011

  The Map Room has a fantastic video (it’s almost 11 minutes long, but really worth the time) that details Jerry Gretzinger’s ever-evolving map of a mythical country that he originally started back in the 60s, and hasn’t stopped yet. He uses a deck of cards to randomise what features he adds next, so the […]

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WIN one of two Topcon GRS-1 RTK rover systems!

By on 7 October, 2011

  Topcon’s all-in-one, handheld, dual frequency GNSS receiver and field controller includes everything a surveyor needs out in the field. With the flexibility to survey, map, navigate and communicate from the one device, Topcon’s GRS-1 makes field work faster and more efficient. The system includes TopSURV 8 on-board survey software, which allows you to create, […]

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Navteq to show at Ozri 2011

By on 4 October, 2011

  Navteq, provider of maps, traffic and location data for navigation, location-based services and mobile advertising around the world, will demonstrate the power of Navteq map data and location content at stand #13 at the OZRI 2011 User Conference in Melbourne, 12-14 October, 2011. Navteq is a platinum sponsor of OZRI 2011.   The Navteq […]

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Institute of Surveyors NSW Twilight Seminar: Cadastral Law Cases

By on 4 October, 2011

This Presentation will cover Recent Cadastral Law Court cases from James Wards’ 2010 Thesis, UNSW; and Cadastral Law cases encountered in modern survey practice. WHEN: 2011-10-12 to 2011-10-12WHERE: Level 4, 162 Goulburn Street, Surry HillsSTATE: NSWCOUNTRY: AUS The Institute of Surveyors NSW presents: October 2011 Twilight Seminar "Cadastral Law Cases" Presented by Michael Green and […]

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Intel purchases mobile mapping company

By on 4 October, 2011

  In further evidence that location-based services are hot property right now, Intel has just bought the Israeli-based mapping software company Telmap for somewhere between US$300-350 million.   The purchase means that Intel are trying to create an alternative to Google Maps (and, to a lesser extent, Microsoft’s Bing and Nokia’s Ovi Maps) which has […]

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Victorian opposition claims bushfire maps inadequate

By on 4 October, 2011

  The Victorian state opposition is claiming that the recently released bushfire maps omit some key areas, and thus may threaten community safety.   Bendigo East MO Jacinta Allan, the Opposition’s bushfire response spokeswoman, said the maps omit at least 23 sites that the Country Fire Authority (CFA) has listed as “at-risk”.   The omitted […]

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