Last Friday (12/3/2010) I had the pleasure of attending the "Smart Infrastructure Conference" in Canberra, hosted by the House Standing Committee on Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government. The conference was part of the parliamentary inquiry into Smart Infrastructure, which (in short) tells the government how best to implement and maximise the benefits from Smart Infrastructure, such as dynamic train management, smart utility grids or hydrological sensor networks.
Ideas, musings and the occasional rant about innovation in Spatial Information management and technology. OK, so I'm 10 years late with this blog? I'd like to think we've got another 90 years to go.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Spatial Information is the key to Smart Infrastructure
Last Friday (12/3/2010) I had the pleasure of attending the "Smart Infrastructure Conference" in Canberra, hosted by the House Standing Committee on Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government. The conference was part of the parliamentary inquiry into Smart Infrastructure, which (in short) tells the government how best to implement and maximise the benefits from Smart Infrastructure, such as dynamic train management, smart utility grids or hydrological sensor networks.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Awesome Ignite Sydney 4, and why is Spatial so un-cool?
Yesterday I was delighted, inspired and awed at Ignite Sydney 4 - Sydney's opening of Global Ignite Week.
For those of you who are not yet familiar with Ignite: it's like geek-speed-dating with PowerPoint.
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