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Australian geological data now available to all

  Mining industry explorers, earthquake and climate change scientists and members of the public can now access geospatial information about Australia's geology through a new open-access network.   The new open-access network of geospatial data and its supporting infrastructure – known as the Spatial Information Services Stack (SISS) – has been developed and launched by […]

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ISRSE34 is underway

  The 34th International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment is happening this week in Sydney.   The theme of the symposium is The GEOSS era: towards operational environmental monitoring, and contains five parallel streams: Earth observation supporting disaster management and situational awareness; Briefings from space agencies; GEO forest carbon; Space policies; A panel on climate and […]

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East coast gliders yield valuable marine life data

Electronics engineer Lindsay Macdonald (left) and oceanographer Ken Ridgway with the deep ocean glider that has been generating substantial profiles of the Tasman Sea. (CSIRO)   The influence ocean eddies have on marine life in the oceans surrounding Australia’s south-east is expected to become clearer after scientists examine data from new deep-diving research ‘gliders’ patrolling […]

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GeoNetwork User Forum and Management of Open Software

OSDM in collaboration with CSIRO is pleased to invite you to participate in a GeoNetwork User Forum & Management of Open Software. WHEN: 2011-03-25 to 2011-03-25WHERE: Geoscience Australia, corner of Jerrabomberra Avenue & Hindmarsh Drive, Symonston ACTSTATE: ACTCOUNTRY: AUS OSDM in collaboration with CSIRO is pleased to invite you to participate in a GeoNetwork User […]

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Satellite Data to Improve Flood Forecasting

Data from earth observation satellites could deliver more timely warnings flood warnings to Australians, according to the Commonwealth Scientific and Research Organisation (CSIRO). A project being carried out by the CSIRO in collaboration with the Vienna University of Technology, and funded by the European Space Agency, will see observations from the Advanced Synthetic Aperture Radar […]

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Robotic glider to map Queensland flood impacts

  A $200,000 glider from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) is to be deployed in Moreton Bay to investigate the impact of the recent flooding on marine ecosystems. The move is part of a research program to monitor the effect of the floods on Moreton Bay, off Brisbane. Andy Steven from the […]

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SKM bags water project

    Sinclair Knight Merz (SKM) has been appointed by the National Water Commission to develop the next phase of the atlas groundwater-dependent ecosystems project. The project aims to create a record of the location and characteristics of groundwater-dependent ecosystems across Australia. When completed, the atlas will be a web-based tool that displays ecological and […]

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Tasmanian scientists access new oceanagraphy data

  Tasmanian scientists will soon have unprecedented access to data from high-tech equipment for monitoring coastal and ocean ecosystems. The technology is being provided through the new Tasmanian science node of the Australian Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS) which is being launched today at CSIRO in Hobart. IMOS director Tim Moltmann said the ocean waters […]

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Sydney hosts Open Geospatial Consortium

  Australia this week hosts a meeting of the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) in Sydney to discuss developing and implementing new standards for geospatial and location technology. The OGC is an international standards development organisation that aims to make spatial information easily transferable between the geoscience, aviation, meteorology, oceanography and defence sectors. This week, the […]

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GIS water database goes live

  A specialised GIS system has been developed to map the interaction of Australia’s water resources. The Australian Hydrological Geospatial Fabric, or Geofabric, will help identify the spatial relationships between important hydrological features such as rivers, lakes, reservoirs, dams, canals and catchments. By detailing the spatial dimensions of these hydro-features and how they are connected, […]

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