Mipela GeoSolutions opens Melbourne office

By on 13 December, 2011

  Mipela GeoSolutions is opening a new office in Melbourne on Monday 9th January 2012. This is in line with one of the company’s “Twenty14 Strategic Plan” key objectives of expanding geographical presence.   The Melbourne office has been opened to serve the company’s existing and new clients in South East Australia in the energy […]

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AVEVA and FARO announce interoperability agreement

By on 13 December, 2011

  AVEVA, provider of engineering design and information management solutions for the plant, power and marine industries, and FARO, provider of high precision laser scanning and 3D documentation technology, recently announced that they have signed an interoperability agreement.   Under the terms of this agreement, AVEVA and FARO will co-operate closely to provide an efficient […]

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Best of the Blogs 13 December 2011

By on 13 December, 2011

  Very Spatial show us a web map that uses night-time imagery. It’s a great way for astronomers to gauge the relative light pollution in their area, but – for most of us – it’s just a pretty way to pick out the size of developed cities. The imagery si from 2003, however, so could […]

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Precision Agriculture 2012 Annual Conference

By on 12 December, 2011

There is a huge opportunity to accelerate improvements in farming practises by facilitating knowledge transfer among like-minded farmers and professionals. WHEN: 2012-02-16 to 2012-02-17WHERE: Novotel Twin Waters, Sunshine CoastSTATE: QLDCOUNTRY: AUS PrecisionAgriculture.com.au is fortunate to be working with some of Australia's most innovative farmers and agronomists.   There is a huge opportunity to accelerate improvements in your […]

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Optech’s 6th International Terrestrial Laser Scanning User Meeting

By on 12 December, 2011

Presentations at Optech’s 6th International Terrestrial Laser Scanning User Meeting will be presented by expert users of both static and mobile land-based scanning technologies. WHEN: 2012-06-26 to 2012-06-27WHERE: Novotel Nice Centre, Nice, FranceSTATE: InternationalCOUNTRY: INT What was once a disruptive technology is now mainstream. Laser scanning technologies enable organizations to analyze the environment in greater […]

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GeoNext program released

By on 6 December, 2011

  GeoNext, the new conference that addresses the gap between industry and vendor geo events, has released its program.   With topics covering FOSS, Mobile, Augmented Reality, Monetising Location, and GIS and Design, the conference will appeal to all practitioners of location-based technology. The audience will comprise of experts from the fields of GIS, mapping, […]

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Australia’s first national soil mapping facility

By on 6 December, 2011

  With World Soil Day having occured on Monday, the Terrestrial Environment Research Network (TERN) has announced that it will fund a new soil mapping facility for Australia.   The facility, known as the Soil and Landscape Grid of Australia, is a collaboration between CSIRO, state and territory agencies, Geoscience Australia and the University of […]

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Australian urban design protocol released

By on 6 December, 2011

  A new tool that will help improve the quality and useability of our public spaces and city buildings launched last week at the fifth annual State of Australian Cities Conference, held at the University of Melbourne.   A plain-English ‘how-to’ guide and check list known as Creating Places for People – an urban design […]

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New Zealand Institute of Surveyors Awards of Excellence announced

By on 6 December, 2011

  The New Zealand Institute of Surveyors (NZIS) Awards of Excellence were presented at the NZIS annual conference dinner held at Te Papa in Wellington last week. The awards are open to all Institute members with the aim of encouraging and identifying excellent performance by the surveying profession.   The Award judges, led by Dr […]

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Nominations open for the 2012 ISPRS Awards

By on 6 December, 2011

  Nominations can now be made for the International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS) awards, to be presented at the ISPRS Congress in Melbourne in 2012.   Awards are available for various activities, so please read the terms of reference to ensure that nominations are made for the appropriate award.   The various awards […]

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