The latest issue of Position is out!

By on 10 December, 2024
The cover of Position magazine

Here’s what you’ll find in the December/January 2024–25 issue of Position magazine, Australia’s journal for the geospatial, surveying, GIS, remote sensing, hydrography and mapping sectors.

If you’re a subscriber, please keep an eye out for your copy in your letterbox any day now.

If you’re not already a subscriber, please head to our subscription page and sign up today to stay fully informed of developments in the Australasian geospatial sector.

Inside you’ll find:

  • COVER STORY: Rapid remote surveys — Find out how Mangoesmapping helped Revolver Resources make its Dianne copper mine more efficient, by conducting a range of surveys in weeks rather than months.
  • Annual Leaders Forum — We asked leading industry representatives to dust off their crystal balls and forecast what’s to come for the year ahead. Hear from:
    • Adam Burke, Aptella
    • Alistair Hart, Map Gear/Mangoesmapping
    • Diane Dumashie, President, FIG
    • Alison Patrick, Australian Geospatial-Intelligence Organisation
    • Philip Byrne, C.R. Kennedy
    • Travis Gains, Survey Management Solutions
    • Samantha Garbutt, Australian Spatial Analytics
  • Seabed partnership — Learn how Geoscience Australia will play an active role in supporting Seabed 2030’s mission of accelerating ocean floor mapping.
  • Awards — The final Geospatial Excellence Awards regional ceremonies have been held, with the winners now in the running for the national awards.
  • Disaster data — Data visualisation and mapping have a vital role to play in preparing for and responding to hazards and disasters.
  • PNT CRC — Leading geospatial experts say the time is right for Australia to develop and strengthen its positioning, navigation and timing capabilities via a proposed PNT Co-operative Research Centre.
  • Surveying history — From manual map scribing to digitised data, the NSW Spatial Cadastre has come a long way over the decades.
  • On the level — Learn how new advanced sensors are making barometric levelling valuable for obtaining elevation data where GNSS data are unavailable.

Plus, the latest updates from the Geospatial Council of Australia (GCA):

  • GCA CEO’s Column — Tony Wheeler reports the findings of the recent deep dive into the economic contribution the geospatial sector will make to the nation over the coming decade.
  • In conversation — Xristi Gibson has navigated a fulfilling career in engineering surveying and tells us about the value of obtaining certification.

And there’s all the latest industry news, a full list of upcoming conferences and details of the latest products on the market.

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