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Spatial Snippets for Wednesday, 18 March
Spatial Snippets for Wednesday, 18 March
This week: Lots of geospatial jobs, upcoming conferences and webinars, a new AI and data centre at JCU, and more.
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LiDAR and photogrammetry helps reopen mine
LiDAR and photogrammetry helps reopen mine
Aureka has completed high-accuracy LiDAR and photogrammetry for its Comstock open-cut pit in Victoria.
OGC offers individual membership option
OGC offers individual membership option
For the first time, geospatial experts can have an individual voice in Open Geospatial Consortium activities.
Vexcel’s worldwide aerial imagery plans for 2026
Vexcel’s worldwide aerial imagery plans for 2026
The company says it plans to capture more than 6.6 million square km of high-res imagery globally in 2026.
Reminder about survey mark interference
Reminder about survey mark interference
A new fact sheet has been released to remind Queenslanders about the rules regarding survey and boundary marks.
GIS mapping platform protecting NZ birds
GIS mapping platform protecting NZ birds
The platform has taken 60 years of data and transformed it into an environmental decision-making tool.
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Applying geospatial AI to solve global problems
Applying geospatial AI to solve global problems
A United Nations University study dives into the ways in which geospatial can be coupled with AI for public good.
BrightQuery joins Overture Maps Foundation
BrightQuery joins Overture Maps Foundation
The company boasts a global entity and locations dataset spanning 324 million organisations and 512 million locations.

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