At what it describes as its biggest product launch in ten years, HP has unleashed on an army of Asia Pacific journalists its revolutionary ‘print-through-the-cloud’ web-enabled printers as well as vastly improved professional large-format printers. High productivity high-end printers Of most interest to GIS professionals is the new HP Z6200 large format photo printer. […]

The Queensland town of Bell will be mapped using a number of different techniques as part of a new project by the Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute’s Queensland Young Professionals Committee (SSSIQ YPs). The MapMyTown scheme aims to use as many available spatial and surveying technologies and methods as possible to build spatial resources and […]

  Scientists in New Zealand are using new techniques to interpret the history of undersea earthquakes occurring on major fault lines around New Zealand. The researchers are using acoustic soundings to analyse the history of undersea fault’s activity. Investigation of faults on land and what they reveal about their earthquake history is an established discipline, […]

    The Cody Corporation of Adelaide, South Australia has recently appointed Geoffrey Cahill to the role of national sales manager to be based out of Sydney. Cahill’s efforts will focus on the newly released products from Ashtech and Nikon but will also include the many other brands represented by Cody in Australia. This will […]

  Strange Maps has an interesting post on the usefulness of Australian land. GIS User reports on OpenTreeMap. You guessed it, it’s OpenStreetMap for trees. Google Geo Developers has some very cool styled maps. Urban Tick puts the modern city under the microscope.