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Best of GIS blogs 2018

Australia’s GIS technology experts

GIS and data science: two sides of the same coin

If data scientists analyse data to uncover insights that help improve bottom lines, then what have GIS professionals been doing for years?

8 lessons from BP’s global GIS digital transformation

With a small budget and only five people working to start the platform, BP implemented a global enterprise GIS that enables greater collaboration, deeper insights and faster decision making.

The GIS technology solution tracking criminals on the move

As border security hits the headlines as a critical global issue, US Border Patrol uses GIS technology to monitor, track and apprehend drug traffickers and illegal aliens across vast distances.

When metres matter most – moving to GDA2020

When Australia’s Geocentric Datum (GDA94) was last re-set, a heart-pounding moment in rugby highlighted the difference a metre can make. Peter Lambert outlines how to be on your best game for GDA2020.

Interactive maps tell the story behind property price slumps

The insights gained from an interactive property price map could help house hunters more accurately choose the best areas in which to buy a house closest to the city for long term gains.

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Protecting the ACT’s Molonglo Valley

An environmental survey by ACT Government aims to protect threatened species such as the Pink-tailed Worm-Lizard.

World-first bushfire risk tech helping save lives

ACT ESA Commissioner Dominic Lane launches the Auto Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) tool at the nation’s largest emergency services conference of the year – helping community members better prepare for bushfires across the country.