Mipela GeoSolutions unveils X-Info Aware for iPhones

By on 27 September, 2011

  Australian company Mipela GeoSolutions has unveiled X-Info Aware for iPhones, designed for on-site data capture for anyone working out in the field. The app allows users to create geonotes, and associate text, images, video and audio recordings with map locations.   X-Info Aware also lets users to cache OpenStreetMap images for use offline, if […]

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Event: Melbourne Open GIS

By on 27 September, 2011

  The Melbourne Open GIS event is on again at 6pm on this Thursday the 29th of September at the OpenHub.   Melbourne Open GIS is a forum to discuss open standards and interoperability in GIS. The meetings bring together professionals from geospatial and other disciplines in a casual environment for some presentations, informal discussions, […]

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Best of the Blogs 27 September 2011

By on 27 September, 2011

  First up is an update on last week’s reports of the Times Comprehensive Atlas of the World’s reduction of Greenland’s Ice cover by 15% (it's closer to 1%).   Spatially Adjusted have a post entitled “The Guide to What Was Important at FOSS4G for People Who Didn’t Go to FOSS4G 2011”, which probably gives […]

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True 3DGIS

By on 20 September, 2011

One of the key features of K2Vi is the direct linkage to the GIS system and/or data source. The level of GIS integration and linking to spatial data stores is very important. 3DGIS data integration provides overlay and GIS functionality in 3D, but opens up new opportunities for greater understanding and communication for asset management, […]

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Flood zone toolkit released to Qld councils

By on 20 September, 2011

  Queensland’s state government has released a toolkit that aims to help local councils assess future development applications in terms of flood risk, and better align floodplain management and land use planning.   The toolkit, known as Planning for stronger, more resilient floodplains, is supported by an online interim floodplain assessment overlay map (aka floodplain […]

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UNSW satellite navigation research wins major award

By on 20 September, 2011

  Dr Nagaraj Shivaramaiah from the Australian Centre for Space Engineering Research has won the US Institution of Navigation’s Parkinson Award for outstanding new research, marking the first time that an Australian entry has won.   Dr Shivaramaiah’s doctorate, for the School of Surveying & Spatial Information Systems at the University of New South Wales, […]

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GA releases new satellite imagery gallery and digital maps

By on 20 September, 2011

  Geoscience Australia has today released two new bodies of work adding to its range of cartographic information used by decision makers, researchers, industry and the public.   The first is a collection of 28 digital maps that will give oceanographers, scientific researchers, resource exploration companies, tourism operators and the public a greater understanding of […]

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Landcare New Zealand launches nation-wide interactive soil map

By on 20 September, 2011

  Landcare Research New Zealand has launched a new national soils database, known as S-map Online, which aims to help decision makers understand New Zealand’s land use and ecology.   Landcare Research is a government-owned corporation overseeing the sustainable development and the management of land-based natural resources.   The online map service uses high-quality base […]

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Event: first Australian Geocortex user conference

By on 20 September, 2011

  AAM will host the first Australian Geocortex User Conference in Melbourne from 10–11 October at Citadines on Bourke Street, Melbourne.   The workshop will outline the benefits of using Geocortex within the workplace and will demonstrate how Geocortex can provide simple and effective solutions to their web mapping requirements.   AAM's Geocortex Product Manager, […]

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Several councils and water utilities adopt ACDC

By on 20 September, 2011

  Open Spatial Australia has announced the recent adoption of As Constructed Design Certification (ACDC), by eight Australian councils and water utilities.   ACDC is the first commercial off-the-shelf application that validates ‘as constructed’ drawing information for the contributed/gifted assets from third party construction developers and contractors (developers) against a well-defined standard provided by the […]

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