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22/07/2025

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14/05/2025

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18/10/2023

GeoSmart India is the country's largest geospatial industry event, and is held this week (17-19 October) in Hyderabad. provides a unique global platform where technologies converge, supported by organisations representing the geospatial community globally. Woolpert is proud to be well represented at this key event by some of our talented Advisory and Innovation team.

Megha Datta (Senior Consultant - Advisory and Innovation) joins a panel of industry leaders to discuss the topic of Women in Geospatial. Megha and her fellow panellists will collectively celebrate the achievements of women in geospatial, address the challenges they've conquered, and share the invaluable experiences that have fuelled their remarkable journeys.

While Ajan Sendhil (Graduate Consultant - Advisory and Innovation) delivers a thought-provoking presentation titled 'Spatial Digital Twins: Product and Enabler of the Geospatial Ecosystem'. Ajan's presentations reveals a framework that features the geospatial ecosystem and spatial digital twins as layers. These layers would encompass existing focused spatially enabled end-user applications, enhance them, and drive the transition from delivering point-based solutions, to interconnected and integrated solutions at scale, addressing cross-cutting parameters, using .

For more information on GeoSmart India and how it fosters collaboration, knowledge exchange, and enables delegates to stay ahead of industry trends, visit https://hubs.la/Q025VNNj0

To find out more about how our Advisory and Innovation services can positively impact your organisation, contact us: https://hubs.la/Q025VNF50

Geospatial World

31/08/2023

The upcoming aerial capture season in New Zealand will see Woolpert operating both a Leica DMCIII 4-band imaging sensor and a Terrain-Mapper 2 LiDAR system (which also captures concurrent 4-band imagery).

These sensors will be supporting contracts that the Woolpert New Zealand team has with both local and national government. A majority of LiDAR capture will be over Hawke’s Bay in support of Cyclone Gabrielle recovery.

‘Woolpert is thrilled to be using our industry leading technology and processes to support recovery and rebuild efforts resulting from Cyclone Gabrielle earlier this year’ says NZ account manager Fadia Zein.

Fadia said Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) have been innovators in their mission to map most of Aotearoa New Zealand using laser sensors. They are currently at 50% complete and the end goal is 80% (source: LINZ).

'With baseline LiDAR data captured before the cyclone, newly captured data will be vital in determining affected areas and providing up to date information to aid in the rebuild.’

Pioneers in the use of airborne LiDAR in New Zealand, Woolpert looks forward to continuing to support New Zealand government and industry.

See how we can deliver your next aerial survey project: https://hubs.la/Q020T7K90

23/08/2023

The 2023 New South Wales Geospatial Conference and Awards Dinner (formerly the Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute NSW Regional Conference) returns tomorrow, bringing together professionals from all fields of science. Hosted by the Geospatial Council of Australia, the premier event will showcase some of the region’s celebrated projects, and expert speakers, presenting on a diverse range of topics from LiDAR and innovative technologies to skill shortages and emerging professionals in the space.

Among them, Woolpert's Mukesh Vyas, Enterprise GIS Sales - Government, will lead a session on Enterprise GIS for Indigenous Space, drawing from collaborative innovation with the New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) to develop a GIS Mapping Application to identify and evaluate lands of significance for Aboriginal people.

Woolpert’s Francisco Urbina, Market Director - Government, and Chris Hogan, GIS Lead, will join Mukesh at the PARKROYAL Parramatta. If you’re attending the conference, our team would love to catch up with you.

21/08/2023

Woolpert is proud to be sponsoring tomorrow’s GeoRabble, bringing together Rabblers, GeoGeeks, and enthusiasts, across the Central Coast, Newcastle, and the Hunter.

Launching the very first GeoRabble in the Hunter, in collaboration with the City of Newcastle, the event calls on the local geo community to share stories across geo data, tech, people, and projects.

An evening packed to the brim with engaging presentations by local experts, this free event inspires connection and conversations around the day-to-day wins and challenges of our community. The speaker lineup includes Tori Murrant, from Monteath & Powys presenting on ‘Building Bridges, Not Walls: Challenges, Use Cases, and the Road Ahead for GeoBIMS, and Andrew Cox, Newcastle City Council, on ‘Advanced Data Wrangling.’

Joining the inaugrual event are Woolpert Rabblers – Francisco Urbina, Chris Hogan and Anthony Boyd. If you’re attending GeoRabble, or interested in finding out more – Cisco, Chris and Anthony would love to catch up with you.

events are free and are a great way to catch-up on all things GeoTech, GeoDev, GeoBusiness, GeoTrends, and GeoFutures. Event details and registration can be found here:

GeoRabble is in the Hunter. Newcastle City Council has kindly provide a venue to host the inaugural GeoRabble in the Hunter.

21/08/2023