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- Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI): an introduction, what it means for agencies, how we get there
Latest Blogs
4th Digital Earth Summit 2012 - 110 days till the summit opens
Author: Mary Sue SevernDate: 15 May 2012
There are 110 days till the summit opens!For a sneak peek at how the summit will run, read my blog post on the 4th Digital Earth Summit 2012 website. read more
4th Digital Earth Summit 2012 - call for papers
Author: Mary Sue SevernDate: 03 May 2012
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Land Information New Zealand and Wellington City Council are co-hosting the 4th Digital Earth Summit 2012 from 2 to 4 September. read more
Open Source GIS Conference 2012 - The Netherlands
Author: John ForneDate: 23 April 2012
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We received the following invite from Paul Meems that you might be interested in:From Monday, June 25 until Thursday, 28 June 2012 the Open Source GIS conference will be held at VanHall-Larenstein University of Applied Sciences, Velp, The Netherlands. read more
Situating ourselves in a global context
Author: Kevin Sweeney, Geospatial CustodianDate: 19 April 2012
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Major upgrade for Walking Access Mapping System
Author: James HeffieldDate: 11 April 2012
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Enjoying the great outdoors will soon become even easier thanks to enhancements to the New Zealand Walking Access Commission’s Walking Access Mapping System. read more
New Zealand Geospatial R&D is in full swing
Author: Mary Sue SevernDate: 02 April 2012
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2012 is off to a great start with three New Zealand research projects receiving funding from the Cooperative Research Centre for Spatial Information (CRCSI). read more
GIS on Ice
Author: Kathryn SalmDate: 28 February 2012
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GIS is helping to tell the story of Gareth Morgan’s ‘Our Far South’ expedition to Antarctica. The objective of the expedition is to raise New Zealander’s awareness of the importance of the area between Stewart Island and the South Pole. read more
What is the OGC?
Author: Richard MurcottDate: 14 February 2012
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The OGC is a not-for-profit international voluntary consensus standards organisation. It's core mission is to develop standards that enable interoperability and seamless integration of geospatial information.It's a forum in which users and providers of geospatial technologies share what they know about producing, sharing and using geospatial information. read more
The New Year and the New Geospatial Office
Author: Kevin Sweeney - Geospatial CustodianDate: 03 February 2012
The New Year is traditionally a time to take stock, to think back over the past year’s events and plan for what lies ahead. With that in mind I’m aware that there have been some changes to the New Zealand Geospatial Office and we enter 2012 equipped in a new way to face the challenges that always present themselves in our quest to realise the national geospatial strategy. read more
Sprint Workshops to help up NZ GISP-AP numbers
Author: Dr Kathryn SalmDate: 30 January 2012
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Slogging through the process of professional certification solo can sometimes feel like a marathon effort. I’ve been collaborating with the NZ SSSI representatives to pull together these workshops, initially in Wellington, which have been designed to help you sprint through preparing your GIS-AP certification portfolio. read more
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