Draft NSW ICT Strategy released

By on 29 November, 2011

  NSW Finance and Services Minister Greg Pearce has unveiled the draft ICT Strategic Framework – which includes the geospatial industry – and is looking for comments and submissions from the public.   The 20-page consultation document outlines objectives and priority areas intended to ensure NSW's $2 billion per annum ICT budget is well spent. […]

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High-resolution aerial imagery for rural towns

By on 29 November, 2011

  Aerometrex has announced the official launch of its AMX Countrywide aerial imagery initiative, offering dozens of rural towns and communities the benefit of its high-resolution Ultracam orthophoto aerial imagery.   The program commenced in rural Queensland, but has now been extended to South Australian and Western Australian towns, with an on-going capture program also […]

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eSpatial seeks strategic partners for GIS market

By on 29 November, 2011

  eSpatial, provider of GIS delivered via Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), is seeking strategic partnerships in the UK, North American and Australasian markets.   With growing demand for its flagship SaaS product – eSpatial OnDemand GIS – the company is seeking partnerships with GIS consultancies.   “In order to make our software more available to the GIS […]

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Esri Australia and SSSI form alliance

By on 29 November, 2011

  Two heavyweights of Australia’s $2.1 billion geospatial industry have joined forces in an industry-first partnership designed to expand spatial technology into new, ‘untapped’ markets.   GIS specialists, Esri Australia, and the nation’s peak spatial professionals body, the Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute (SSSI), announced the alliance at the International Surveying and Spatial Sciences Conference […]

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Asia-Pacific Spatial Excellence Awards – Industry 2011

By on 25 November, 2011

  The annual Asia-Pacific Spatial Excellence awards are the only Awards in the Asia-Pacific region that recognise the excellent achievements of both individuals and organisations engaged in the spatial information industry across the region. In 2011 the format differed from previous years, with the project awards being presented at the APSEA Gala Dinner held in […]

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spatial@gov 2011 overview

By on 24 November, 2011

  The annual spatial@gov conference, the only geospatial event organised in conjunction with the peak organisations in Australia and New Zealand representing the public, private, research and professional sectors of the spatial community, has now finished for another year.   Themes for this year included: water security; spatial@defence; government spatial activities in other countries; access […]

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Spatial Marketplace demonstrator project

By on 24 November, 2011

  Cathy Crooks, project manager of the Australia and New Zealand Spatial Marketplace Demonstrator Project at the Department of Sustainability and Environment (Victoria) showed the crowd spatial@gov the first look at the marketplace that is set to change the way that Australia and New Zealand find, attain, and even create, spatial data.   The Spatial […]

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Modelling a virtual world

By on 24 November, 2011

  One of the conceptual highlights of the spatial@gov conference had to be Michael Haines' concept of a Virtual Australia and New Zealand – a ‘true to life computer model of the physical world.’   The model would contain all infrastructure, both above and below ground, and all buildings, inside and out.   The idea […]

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National Datasets on Australia’s Land Cover and Topography Released

By on 24 November, 2011

  Minister for Resources and Energy, Martin Ferguson AM MP welcomed the release by Geoscience Australia last week at the spatial@gov conference of two new valuable mapping tools for use by the private sector and the general public.   The first was Digital Elevation Modelling (DEM) data @ 30m resolution and the second was a […]

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The Atlas of Living Australia

By on 24 November, 2011

  The Atlas of Living Australia is a joint initiative to build a national database of our flora and fauna. The project brings together a huge array of information on Australia’s biodiversity, accessible through a single website. Partners in this collaborative project include CSIRO, museums, herbaria, other biological collections, the Australian Government and the community. […]

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