Surveyors Australia is boosting efforts to solve the skills shortage, while also fostering international partnerships.
Latest two Galileo satellites join the fleet
Following their launch in December, Galileo satellites 33 and 34 have been commissioned into service.
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Does virtual reality have a place in cadastral applications? UNSW research suggests the answer is a resounding yes.
Carbonix has gained SAIL III approval for long-range BVLOS flight for aerial surveying and other applications.
Businesses and organisations can borrow SouthPAN-compatible equipment to test out the service in real field work.
The second part of the 3D Coastal Mapping program is complete, with 118 billion point cloud data points published.
Modelling suggests most cities exceed the ‘critical speed limit’ of urban growth for keeping plant communities.
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Pacific Islands are exploring how EO data can be used to improve conservation of coastal ecosystems.
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.
Melbourne was one of the last targets for the Sentinel-1A satellite, with its mission ending after 12 years in orbit.
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