GeoRabble Adelaide is on!

📅 Date: August 15th 📍 Venue: Original Coopers Alehouse (Adelaide)\

Doors Open at 6pm for 6:30 Start

In collaboration with The Geospatial Council of Australia, GeoRabble is on the night before Spatial Information Day.

Gather together and connect with the South Australian Geo community, reconnect with old friends, make new ones and hear personal stories on the joys, frustrations and challenges of all things Geo.

As always GeoRabble is free however tickets helps us manage catering and venue staffing so get your free ticket below.

Get your tickets here

This event is kindly being sponsored by Esri Australia and Woolpert.

SAVE THE DATE: Join us on August 15th at the Original Coopers Alehouse for an exciting collaboration between Georabble and the Geospatial Council of Australia!

Together, we’re celebrating innovation and the future of spatial information.

In true GeoRabble fashion the event will feature three outstanding speakers, complemented by finger food generously provided by our event sponsors.

Straight after the presentations everyone will be able to network and celebrate the history and impact of Spatial Information day (held on the 16th of August) and what this event has done for many of us, it also allows us time to reflect on our industry’s achievements and bring together a vibrant geospatial community.

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with fellow professionals, enthusiasts, and visionaries shaping the future of geospatial technology. Mark your calendars and join us for an inspiring evening of networking, discussions, and celebration!

📅 Date: August 15th 📍 Venue: Original Coopers Alehouse (Adelaide)

Stay tuned for more details about this exciting event!

We have a great line up of speakers for you this coming Tuesday Night upstairs at the Occidental Hotel, Wynyard from 6:30 onwards.

Thanks again to Cartisan for sponsoring the Pizza’s

We had an excellent response from the GeoRabble and thanks to all who put their hand up to share their stories. Not everyone can present on the night but we will reach out to you for the next GeoRabble

Our Speakers for the night in order are;

The Antarctic Challenge – The GIS issues at our world’s climate heart
Kimberlee Baldry and Leigh Franks, Geoscience Australia

Asset AI – Roads? Where we’re going, we need roads.
Paul Bigg-Wither – Director, Deloitte Geospatial

Geospatial technologies in collaborative consumption.
Brittany Baker (Dahl)

How a love of GIS underpins Aviation Meteorology/Forecasting and its impact on Commercial Flight planning.
Richard Bean – QMet Qantas

GIS in Disaster Recovery.
Debbie Keens, Disaster Relief Australia

The Family Friendly Map Project
Tori Murrant

Look forward to a fun evening.

Occidental Hotel Wynyard
Doors open 6:30pm for 7:30pm start.

Come and join Rabblers from all over the country as we converge on Sydney for Locate24.

As always GeoRabble’s microphone is open to all those with a story to tell about their adventures in all things Geo.

No speaker experience, letters after your name or memberships needed just your enthusiasm, obsession or frustrations!

Bring your geo soapbox and have some fun, start a conversation and share your journey with your geotribe.

Send your speaker ideas to info@georabble.org and we will get right back to you.

Only 6 slots available so be quick.

Hey Rabblers and welcooooome to 2024! Georabble Newcastle is coming back on 11 April 2024 from 5:30PM-8PM, hosted at the Happy Wombat on Hunter Street. Secure your tickets here – they’re free!

Thank you to legends ✨Jacobs✨ for sponsoring our event so we can provide the goods (beer, food).

We are seeking EOIs for speakers at the event. If you’ve got something to share, reach out to us at newcastlegeorabble@gmail.com with a short overview of your topic. The vibes are fun, casual, and non-judgemental – we welcome speakers on anything geo-adjacent.

This GIS day come and celebrate with your fellow geophiliacs and hear from the community about their adventures, frustrations and success’.

With Pizzas provided by Australian Spatial Analytics walk out with nourishment for your mind, body and soul. Take a look at this fantastic line up and don’t forget to get your tickets here, to ensure there are enough pizzas to go around.

Craig Woolf
Neurodiversity solving the industry skills shortages

Stephen Lead
All the buildings in New York
How I built a map-centric website for an artist

Hugh Saalmans
Telematics, Insurance and all that jazz
Hear about Australia’s first phone based telematics insurance for vehicles (and what on earth that actually means); as well as diving into the millions of rows of data that it’s generating.

Maryse Fantin
So you think you’re so special?
Drawing insights from another industry, its skills and its maturity, we’ll challenge the position of your geoworld. We’ll also touch upon agile skills you could consider.
Warning: Chaos Monkey aboard!

Chris Counsell
GDA and Web GIS explained like you’re 5
Lost on null island? Or maybe things are feeling a bit off?… By about 1.7m? Join us on a crayon-filled expedition to demystify coordinate systems in a way that everyone can understand.

As always, GeoRabble is free and open, but to help us manage catering and event logistics registration really helps.

So get your tickets at https://ti.to/georabble/georabble-sydney

Thanks to Australia Spatial Analytics for sponsoring the Pizzas and make sure you join us to share and celebrate GIS Day.

Speakers already announce include

Neurodiversity solving the industry skills shortages – Craig Woolf

All the Buildings in New York – Stephen Lead
How I built a map-centric website for an artist

Keep an eye out on our socials for more speaker announcements.