Geospatial intelligence has the potential to solve many of Australia’s greatest challenges and create new social and commercial opportunities. It also provides an opportunity to be a driver of new employment and investment opportunities for Australia’s Sunshine Coast.
Each year, the Locate conference attracts national and international delegates from within and outside the geospatial industry. As Australia’s premier geospatial conference, Locate provides guests with a unique opportunity to learn about the latest trends and applications in geospatial technologies.
Aerometrex is a geospatial tech company with a focus on providing data-driven insights for a range of business applications.
We speak with Dr Naoko Sugita, International Coordination Officer and Advisor to the Director, Earth Observation Research Center, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
Sundar Viswanathan, head of digital solutions at Fuijtsu Australia New Zealand introduces Fujitsu and discusses the suite of solutions, including Fujitsu’s geospatial big data platform, SpatiOWL.
The Geospatial sector is set to deliver $689B economic impact to Australia by 2034*. Industries which will benefit include mining; communications; transport and logistics; wholesale and retail; infrastructure; design and
A national coalition of leading space and geospatial industry experts have today launched the 2030 Space+Spatial Industry Growth Roadmap, an industry document designed to inform government policymakers to commit to an integrated space and spatial industry to safeguard Australia’s future economic success, societal well-being, and national security.
At MTX 2026, we speak with Low Jin Phang, Chief Operating Officer for Public Safety & Security and President of Digital Systems at ST Engineering, about how AI, robotics, and space technology are reshaping public safety and security operations.
At DefSat 2026 in New Delhi, we speak with Venkat Pillay, CEO and Founder of LatConnect60 (LC60), about the company’s expansion into India and the growing Australia–India space partnership.
Professor Suelynn Choy specialises in applications and methods of accurate and reliable positioning, and satellite remote sensing of the Earth atmosphere.
