Inside the 12d Tech Forum 2026: Automation, Collaboration, and the Industry’s Next Chapter

By on 24 June, 2026

From 26 to 28 July, the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre will host the 12d Tech Forum 2026, the flagship event for civil design, surveying, water engineering, and project collaboration professionals using 12d Model and 12d Synergy software. The timing is notable: infrastructure firms across the region are under growing pressure to manage larger, more […]

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Why Boundary Disputes Are Rising in Sydney, and How Surveyors Are Uniquely Positioned to Resolve Them

By on 24 June, 2026

C&A Surveyors is a Sydney-based land surveying firm with 60+ staff, including 25+ expert surveyors, and over 100,000 projects completed across NSW since 2009.

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Lunar LiDAR: Plans for mapping the Moon

By on 24 June, 2026

The Moonraker lunar LiDAR proposal has been selected for study as one of Europe’s next space missions.

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Spatial Snippets for Wednesday, 24 June

By on 24 June, 2026

This week: Geospatial events news, GIS and surveyor job vacancies, and general geospatial news from around the globe.

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Australia needs stronger leadership on PNT risks

By on 23 June, 2026

A new report outlines three ways in Australia must lift its PNT game, including creating a National PNT Office.

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Take part in the SouthPAN Device Loan Scheme

By on 22 June, 2026

Geoscience Australia is giving organisations the chance to trial SouthPAN through the loan of a receiver.

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Tessera AI model takes on the Earth observation world

By on 22 June, 2026

The foundation model takes Sentinel optical and radar data and produces detailed trained data ‘embeddings’.

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Cadastral surveyors needed for examinations panel

By on 22 June, 2026

Survey and Spatial New Zealand is calling for surveyors to serve as members of the LCS Examinations Panel.

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Soar Atlas launches 3D Mode Beta update

By on 19 June, 2026

The company claims its software update turns any 2D data into an immersive, browser-based visualisation window.

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Extra funding for Otago-wide 3D LiDAR program

By on 18 June, 2026

An extra $529,000 will help see the Otago Regional Council’s 3D LiDAR program through to completion in 2027–28.

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