RapidMap now offers the Smart Street 360 which is a rapid deployment panorama camera capture GNSS solution to create personalised Spatially accurate Street Views efficiently. Ideal for Local Government, use for roadside assessments pre and post disaster or simply to record the current condition of shared paths, sealed and unsealed roads.
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360 Panorama Solution for Safer Roadside Assessments and As Built Validation
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Locate23 Vendor Focus: Anditi
In the run up to the Locate conference in May, we’re highlighting some of the companies you’ll be able to meet.
GeoConnect Asia 2023
The third edition of Geo Connect Asia on the 15th & 16th March in Singapore provides the opportunity to focus on how digital construction and geospatial-based solutions can drive productivity across the building and construction industries. Geo Connect Asia celebrates the return to a normal meeting environment, in March in Singapore, combining an exhibition of […]
Geo Connect Asia returns to Singapore in March
The event will see 2,500 professionals come together for two days of face-to-face and online discussions.
Interview: Martin Nix, Position Partners
In our annual Leaders Forum, we ask experts to look ahead into 2023. Today we talk technology with Martin Nix.
Advancing GNSS, Geoscience and Water Infrastructure
The use of high-accuracy GNSS technology is now a central focus among water and wastewater service providers to enhance their overall operations and profitability.
More APSEA regional recipients announced
Recent weeks have seen the Victoria, South Australia and Queensland award winners announced.
Fugro opens new space control centre in Perth
Known as SpAARC, the facility is a joint venture of the Australian Space Agency, the WA Government and Fugro.
Altavec uses AWS ML for bushfire prevention
The sophisticated, innovative solution has saved client AusNet an estimated $500,000 in annual labour costs.
UP42 to integrate Nearmap aerial imagery
Initial offering will include vertical imagery updated multiple times per year at up to 5.5 cm resolution.
