Local spatial analytics powerhouse Anditi, are sharing with us two presentations.
Tony Campbell will share their story of Route clearance for Wind Turbines.
While Peter Jamieson will also be sharing Detection of road safety attributes and assets using mobile LiDAR and imagery.
Don’t forget to get your tickets here.
This event is supported by Woolpert
With a week to go the Hunter GeoRabble speaker list is starting to build.
Our first two speakers are;
Tori Murrant from Monteath & Powys presenting on; ‘Building Bridges, Not Walls: Challenges, Use Cases, and the Road Ahead for GeoBIMs’.
Super topical after the Sydney GeoRabble Special Edition on Digital Twins
Andrew Cox from Newcastle City Council will present his talked titled, Advanced Data Wrangling
A lot of the community can relate to the issues of data wrangling.
Remember that speaker submissions are still open just email your topic and who you are to info@georabble.org
Tickets also are open so get your free tickets from https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/georabble-in-the-hunter-tickets-698854000127 to help us manage catering.
As always, entry to GeoRabble is free and open to all who are interested in all things Geospatial.
However booking your ticket allows us to cater effectively and not waste food or funds unnecessarily and makes sure everyone gets a slice.
So get you tickets here.
Doors open at 5:00pm and event starts at 6:00pm. Finish time is at 7:00pm.
The venue is: The Hub, Level 6, City Administration Centre, 12 Stewart Avenue, Newcastle West.
Please meet on the ground floor foyer/entrance to be escorted to the rooftop.
Our supporter for this event is Woolpert, so many thanks to them for providing refreshments
Look forward to seeing all the Rabblers from across the Central Coast, Newcastle and the Hunter.
Can’t wait to hear your adventures across all thing geo!
GeoRabble is all about local enthusiast talking about all things Geo, your stories across all aspects of geo data, tech, people and projects.
With a first and hopefully regular event in Newcastle, on Wed, August the 23rd, this is the local communities chance to tell their stories, make connections and increase the reach of their work.
We make it super easy to present, 10 mins is all you need to prepare for.
So, if you have a story to tell about the work that you do, send an email to info@georabble.org and will slot you in.
All you need to do is send through a quick bullet point or two about your topic, who you are and that is it, simple.
Don’t forget to read the GeoRabble guide to help frame your presentation.
We are looking forward to seeing the stories that are out there in the Newcastle and Hunter community.
The GeoRabble Team
GeoRabble in the Hunter!
We are happy to announce, in collaboration with Newcastle City Council the next GeoRabble will be held on Wednesday, August the 23rd. 4 weeks from today.
Location: Newcastle City Council function room.
Will send out call for speakers, but start spreading the news all of you Rabblers in the Hunter, Newcastle and Central Coast.
More details to follow.
Looking forward to seeing all there.
Yes, we are finally back! After a longer than planned gap between events, we are back with a bang. July is the perfect time to get out and celebrate and get out and catch up with old friends and meet some new friends and no better place than at a Georabble in Brisbane. If you haven’t already seen the news, Tuesday 18th is the big event. Tickets are already flying out the door, speakers lined up, food ordered, so what are you waiting for!
We have a special focus for this event on the important topics of Diversity and Inclusion. Georabble has always had this at the heart of its core values and from inception was an event for EVERYONE to enjoy. But challenges remain in the spatial industry. We want to celebrate how we have tackled some of those challenges and highlight what we can all do to continue to ensure the spatial industry is inclusive and embraces and celebrates diversity.
The amazing people from the Australian Spatial Analytics will sponsor the evening allowing some food and snacks for all. Thank you to ASA for supporting the event.
Our guest speakers for the evening are:
Michael Krome – Solving the Geospatial industry skills shortages with neurodiversity.
Harry Mobbs – Navigating neurodiversity.
Gengshuo Hu – The geospatial industry abroad vs Australia – challenges and triumphs entering the industry.
Please register asap so we know numbers and any questions, reach out via any of the normal channels
For all you Rabblers sitting on the fence about coming to our special panel session on Digital Twins – Revolutionary, Overhyped, or Underwhelming, here is a little bit of extra incentive.
Alex Pescud of the spectacular Wollongong Map is kindly donating an A1 Framed version as a lucky door prize!
Check out his work here -> https://www.thewollongongmap.com.au/
Alex will give a presentation on the journey of his creation after the panel session and will then draw the lucky winner.
You have to be at the event in person to claim the prize, so register here and join us for a great night with fellow geo-enthusiast.
Give Alex a follow on his socials,
https://www.instagram.com/thewollongongmap/
As always, entry to GeoRabble is free and open to all who are interested in all things Geospatial.
However booking your ticket allows us to cater effectively and not waste food or funds unnecessarily and makes sure everyone gets a slice.
So get you tickets here.
We have adjusted the event times to allow those of us who work from home some extra travel time to get to Wynyard so doors open at 5:30pm and event starts at 6:30pm. Finish time is at 7:30pm.
Look forward to seeing all the Rabblers again on April the 20th
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GeoRabble on Digital Twins – Revolutionary, Overhyped, or Underwhelming?
GeoRabble Sydney is back on Thursday the 20th of April and we have an exciting theme! It will ask the question … Digital Twins – are they overhyped, underwhelming or revolutionary?
The term Digital Twin has become unavoidable in our professional lives. It is worthwhile to examine what it means for us, for the industry and the broader community.
To get this discussion going join us at the Occidential Hotel Wynard where we will have two knowledgeable and entertaining speakers present their respective views of Digital Twins, so you can make up your own mind!
The speakers will present their views on Digital Twins, followed by a Q&A session. Rabblers will engage in a lively and open discussion with the speakers and afterwards over drinks and pizza.
1 more day before GeoRabble Brisbane celebrates Xmas and the end of 2022!
The hard-working committee have been making their lists and checking them twice and have been amazed at who has been naughty and who has been nice. Thankfully all are welcome at Georabble. Please continue to spread the word, we are predicting a record turnout and a really fun, enjoyable night of spatial networking.
The committee have freshened up the format a little. We have three amazing speakers, followed by a Q & A Panel where you the audience can ask anything to our spatial luminaries (hand-picked from the ‘nice’ list)
We will put out the QR Code to allow anyone to ask questions throughout the night. Please keep them clean, positive and high level. Questions about what is your favourite projection, or why is a certain software so expensive… will not be allowed.
We can’t wait to see everyone once again, now don’t be that friend who allows someone to miss out as they didn’t know it was on. And don’t forget to register, please!
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