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Are Larger Format Cameras Better for Mapping?

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Larger format cameras capture a larger footprint per image, and fewer images can certainly speed up the mapping process both in terms of acquisition and processing time. But does this make them better for mapping? Other factors that play a role in choosing cameras include camera body material, lens quality, resolution, file size, and format. […]

3D & BIM

Terria promos 2025 digital twin partner program

The Program will including hands-on collaboration and the ability to trial advanced digital twin technology.

Company & Industry

Interview: Travis Gains, Survey Management Solutions

In our annual Leaders Forum, we ask the experts to look ahead into 2025. Today we talk surveying with Travis Gains.

GIS & Data

Data and mapping for natural disasters

Data visualisation and mapping have a vital role in preparing for and responding to hazards and disasters.

GIS & Data

Vexcel to provide aerial imagery for Lloyd’s Market

Vexcel will offer its aerial imagery, geospatial data and property attributes services, including post-disaster images.

Company & Industry

Interview: Samantha Garbutt, Australian Spatial Analytics

In our annual Leaders Forum, we ask the experts to look ahead into 2025. Today we talk workforce with Samantha Garbutt.

GPS & Navigation

Jamming-proof celestial navigation for drones

Australian researchers have developed a navigation system that uses visual data from stars rather than GNSS.

3D & BIM

User feedback sought on Digital Twin Victoria platform

Digital Twin Victoria is seeking input from the geospatial sector to ensure the platform is meeting user needs.

Sponsored Content

How do AEC Firms in Australia easily access engineering workforce at a lower cost?

Aidedo was founded based on the practical experience of CEO Aiden Tong while studying and working with many Civil Engineering and Land Surveying firms in developed countries.