GIS mapping tools can help Māori groups visualise their connections to the land, communicate
stories, and gather knowledge about a group’s history, the landscape and its
natural resources.
GSI Insurance Partners, long term supporters of the Kairūri Community Trust, have once again shown their dedicated support for the future of the survey and spatial sector with a very generous donation of $11,500.
Read William Robertson's Citation for his Honorary Doctorate of Science - Honoris Causa, which was conferred on him by the University of Otago in December 2019. This was published in the November edition of the Surveying+Spatial Magazine.
Read issue 103 of our new look Surveying+Spatial magazine.
A guide to being part of S+SNZ's social media community.
NZVD2016 is New Zealand’s official height system allowing for the consistent collection and seamless exchange of heights across New Zealand.
NZVD2016 is New Zealand’s official height system allowing for the consistent collection and seamless exchange of heights across New Zealand.
Like most countries, we live and work by the sea. We need to adapt to sea-level rise since coastal areas include much of our urban development and infrastructure.
From 1st July 2017, both Nelson City and Tasman District Councils became the first Territorial Authorities to use New Zealand Vertical Datum 2016.
Read Issue 102 of the Surveying+Spatial Magazine
The Survey School 2020 graduate interview period is to occur from August 10 to August 21.
