The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is likely to launch a new remote sensing satellite in April. Resourcesat-2 will continue the mission of Resourcesat-1, to gather information on the biophysical and geophysical parameters of the Earth's surface. The new satellite will be equipped with three advanced cameras that will transmit valuable geospatial data regarding […]
IGNSS Society 2011 Conference, Exhibition & Field Days
By Spatial Source on 4 March, 2011This event will feature keynote, concurrent and panel sessions as well as an interactive trade exhibition and supplier field days. WHEN: 2011-11-15 to 2011-11-17WHERE: University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney, AustraliaSTATE: NSWCOUNTRY: AUS The IGNSS Society 2011 Conference, Exhibition & Field Days will be held at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney, […]
New Trimble TSC3 data controller
By Spatial Source on 2 March, 2011The new Trimble TSC3 data controller is the latest groundbreaking handheld field computing solution that streamlines the flow of daily surveying work and the number of peripheral devices which surveyors need in the field. It allows add images to surveys easily with the integrated camera and automatic geotagging with the internal GPS for easy […]
GIS vital to local government strategies
By Spatial Source on 1 March, 2011GIS is a key ingredient in local government strategies according to a benchmark study by ESRI, which surveyed councils from around Australia on how they use the technology. Three quarters of respondents have enterprise GIS capability, while 92 per cent currently integrate their GIS with other corporate systems. “GIS is the vital link to […]
Calls intenisfy for spatial infrastructure
By Spatial Source on 1 March, 2011Insurance Australia Group has likened the lack of adequate flood mapping to a national infrastructure problem, with many home owners unable to secure flood cover because of the state of existing data, according to the Sydney Morning Herald. Speaking to the Sydney Morning Herald after announcing a well-flagged interim result that had dropped by […]
Position Partners adds to board
By Spatial Source on 1 March, 2011Position Partners has appointed CEO Martin Nix to the company’s board, along with Position Partners co-founders Western Australia state manager Garry MacPhail and NSW state manager Brian McLoughlin. Mr Nix has formerly held senior executive positions across sales, marketing, product development and strategic planning with Leica in Australia, Switzerland and the United States. […]
Best of the Blogs 1st March 2011
By Spatial Source on 1 March, 2011The All Points Blog tells us about Digitalglobe’s new CEO. Nokia has joined forces with Microsoft, according to All Things Spatial. A new report from the US Geological Survey tackles the topic of Landsat and other sources of satellite imagery, according to GIS-user. A new study sponsored by Microsoft found the most important […]
East coast gliders yield valuable marine life data
By Spatial Source on 28 February, 2011Electronics engineer Lindsay Macdonald (left) and oceanographer Ken Ridgway with the deep ocean glider that has been generating substantial profiles of the Tasman Sea. (CSIRO) The influence ocean eddies have on marine life in the oceans surrounding Australia’s south-east is expected to become clearer after scientists examine data from new deep-diving research ‘gliders’ patrolling […]
New appointment to focus on spatial data for business
By Spatial Source on 25 February, 2011OMNILINK has appointed Margreet van de Werfhorst as its senior data account manager, based in Sydney. Margreet will work across all of OMNILINK’s lines of business to promote the value of spatial data and its integration with business applications. Margreet has many years of experience within Australia and overseas including most recently with […]
WA’s record dry captured from space
By Spatial Source on 25 February, 2011The grip of the drought in Western Australia’s farming regions is showing up from space. A new system developed by Landgate’s Satellite Remote Services branch has, for the first time, enabled regional information to be gathered on soil moisture levels throughout the State. Data analysis shows stark evidence of the affects of […]
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