GeoNext Program highlights

By on 23 February, 2012

  GeoNext will feature 5 main topics, each addressing a current issue or trend in the geo-industries.   The main topics include: Free and Open Source GIS, including how to get started, pros and cons, and success stories; Mobile, including how to get started in mobile spatial development, tips and tricks, which API to pick, […]

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Startup showcase

By on 23 February, 2012

  As part of the GeoNext conference, Australian startups were given the chance to get in front of potential users and high-profile investors.   The judging panel consists of: Jodi Stanton, MH Carnegie; a representive form Sydney Angels; a representative from Pollenizer; JT Klepp, mobiOne; and Mark Carniello, Indji Systems.   Many entries were received, […]

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Panel session: Knowing where you are

By on 23 February, 2012

  At GeoNext, there will be a panel session, entitled “Knowing where you are”, that will discuss the commercial opportunities that arise from knowing the location of the consumer at the point of sale.   GPS, Augmented Reality and NFC are technologies that are key in the next wave of services that will be centred […]

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Speaker highlight: Dr. James Bradfield Moody

By on 23 February, 2012

  Dr. James Bradfield Moody, Executive Director of Development at the CSIRO, is just one of many exciting speakers to appear at GeoNext next week.   Dr. Moody will discuss the next wave of innovation: the convergence of digital and natural.   Since the Industrial Revolution, the tide of progress has ebbed and flowed: five […]

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Speaker highlight: Michael Haines, CEO, VANZI

By on 23 February, 2012

  Michael Haines, CEO for Virtual Australia New Zealand Infrastructure is just one of the many exciting speakers presenting at GeoNext.   VANZ, VANZI’s main product, will be a true-to-life 3D model of all the major cities in Australia, where planning, consultation, communication, and modelling all take place. It’s like a business- government- and community-focussed […]

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GITA 2012 call for papers

By on 22 February, 2012

The 17th annual Geospatial Solutions Conference, GITA 2012, is now accepting abstracts. GITA 2012 is the premier geospatial technologies conference in Australia and New Zealand. This year’s conference has the theme From Fundamentals to the Future – Managing Assets Spatially and the program will particularly focus on Asset Systems, Smart Metering / Smart Grid, SCADA and Loss […]

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GeoNext is nearly here!

By on 21 February, 2012

  GeoNext, Australia’s newest event aimed at all practitioners of location-based technology, will take place next week on the 29 February at the Australian Technology Park in Sydney.   The conference will cover the topics of: Free and Open Source GIS Mobile Augmented Reality Monetising Location GIS and Design Speakers include: Dr James Bradfield Moody, […]

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NASA releases free online global forests map

By on 21 February, 2012

  A NASA-led science team has created an accurate, high-resolution map of the height of Earth's forests. The map will help scientists better understand the role forests play in climate change and how their heights influence wildlife habitats within them, while also helping them quantify the carbon stored in Earth's vegetation.   Scientists from NASA's […]

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Scientist maps Coral Sea

By on 21 February, 2012

  Dr Robin Beaman, a marine geologist at James Cook University’s School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, has produced a new map of Australia’s Coral Sea region that details the reefs, mountains, and canyons that exist below the water.   Dr Beaman’s map covers an area of about one million square kilometres of the Coral […]

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1Spatial’s new appointments in Australian office

By on 21 February, 2012

  1Spatial recently announced the appointment of Brett Madsen to the position of Regional Manager, Australia/New Zealand, based in the 1Spatial office located in Sydney, Australia.   Brett brings wealth of experience, having previously managed Lagen Spatial in Australia for 10 years, prior to its acquisition by the 1Spatial Group in April 2011. The appointment […]

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