IMIA Meetup in Brisbane
Following the success of the inaugural Meetup in Melbourne in January 2016, the next IMIA Meetup is scheduled to be held on the
Australian Smart ICT Report
The Australian Federal Government’s Smart ICT Report and recommendations is one of the single most significant advances for the Spatial Industry in Australia. It
National Library of Australia Makes 40,000 Maps Available for Free Download
Digital Library Infrastructure Replacement? Sounds pedestrian, but is it? What has occurred has in fact amounts to a revolution, and redistribution of power
The future of the Map – the maps of the future
New and innovative technologies have an important impact into what cartographers are doing. In the geospatial domains we can witness, that more spatial
What is a Map? by Jo Ussing, part of the IMIA blog series “What is a Map?”
Most people think a map is just a way to show how to get from Point A to Point B. A map is a
Getting “Lost” in the Hunt: Keeping Your Bearings When You’re Focused in the Field
Professional Hunter Donnelle Johnson of HuntData Shares Necessities for Pros and Novices on the Hunt Every year more than 300,000 hunting licenses are sold
The Map Experience
What if you had never seen a printed map? What if all you only knew about was electronic devices? This tongue in cheek
Automatic Production and Updating of Topographic Maps
In times of rapid change and dwindling human and financial resources, the most important reasons for automation in map production are to ensure
GIS Day- World’s Largest GIS Day Event
Want to know more about GIS? What is GIS is all about? Want to experience cool technologies? Google Glass, 3D Printer etc Where
Mapping the World
Before Google maps and satellite imagery cartographers painstakingly mapped the world. As you’ve spun the globe and studied your atlas dreaming of faraway