Issue 10
April-May 2004
News Features
ENGINEERING
Civil Unrest - William Gibbs
Civil Surveying: the more it changes, the more it stays the same
Inside Westlink - Jon Fairall
Surveying Australia's biggest construction site: a new network of roads could soften the nightmare of crossing Sydney's sprawling suburbs.
GPS on Wheels - Philip Collier, Neil Brown and Tom Campion
The building of bigger and bolder aircraft necessitated a high-accuracy survey of Melbourne airport's main runway.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Fire Risk Assessment - Jonathon Powers
Integrating all the available data is the key to streamlining the assessment of bushfire risk.
How to Buy Orthophotos - Lee Smith
Local government has discovered the wondrous world of imagery. Now they need to know how to maximise its benefits
OTHER FEATURES
The ACT bushfires kickstarted the latest developments in emergency management.
Enterprise-wide data integration is the holy grail of the spatial information community. Can it be found?
In Search of the ASDI - Brad Spencer
When is an SDI not an SDI? As more and more human beings crowd the planet, better information will be needed to manage the crush
The Rising Sea -Franck Martin
Reducing vulnerabilities via a web map server: technology is helping to improve the lives of people in Pacific Island states
Mapping in Paradise - John Douglas
A new generation of mapping technology has been used t create detailed maps of the Solomons Islands and Vanuatu
Poeppel Monument Dedicated - Alan Middleton
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Front Cover Credit: Che Douglas
If you would like to contribute to any of these features, email the editor jon@positionmag.com.au

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