February 2025 Newsletter
New Year, New Products!🎉
We have just released new 1500mm Plastic Star Pickets to our website.
These are available to order online now and ready to ship!
Safety First
These are non-conductive, eliminating the risk of electrical hazards. This makes them perfect for areas where underground power lines or other electrical infrastructure may be present.
Versatility and Convenience
These lightweight pickets can be easily drilled and cut to length, offering flexibility for specific project requirements. They are also compatible with our star picket post caps to stay safe on site.
Ideal for a Range of Applications
Suitable for soft to medium ground conditions, these are perfect for a wide range of uses such as: survey marking, garden & landscaping projects, construction site marking, or temporary fencing.
Durability and Sustainability
Made from UV-stabilized rigid plastic, these pickets are built to withstand the harsh Australian environment, and are also fire-resistant. They are reusable, offering a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional steel pickets.
Wanting to make a switch from steel to plastic?
Sold in packs of 10 for $83.90 inc GST. Click here to order.
Top Industry News In The Past Month
Data And Mapping For Natural Disasters
Data visualisation and mapping have a vital role in preparing for and responding to hazards and natural disasters. Information and warnings are decisive elements in the field of integrated risk management.
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Jamming-Proof Celestial Navigation For Drones
Australian researchers have responded to a surge in jamming attacks to develop a navigation system that uses visual data from stars rather than relying on the GNSS.
Click here to read more.
Tackling GNSS Errors In Urban Jungle Environments
In an effort to tackle the persistent challenge posed by non-line-of-sight GNSS errors in urban jungle environments, researchers have introduced an innovative solution powered by AI.
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Spatial Digital Twin Explorer To Replace SIX Maps
NSW’s DCS Spatial Services is inviting users to try out the beta version of its new Spatial Digital Twin Explorer prior to the retirement of the SIX Maps service next year.
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Rediscovering The Uses Of Barometric Levelling
New advanced sensors are making barometric levelling valuable for obtaining elevation data where GNSS data are unavailable. They have now expanded into a wide range of applications due to the increased availability and affordability of advanced atmospheric pressure sensors.
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Working Visa Refusals Force Business To Close
Outback business owner Dale Adamson says he has tried to employ international workers to fill surveyor vacancies but his visa applications have been rejected.
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Upcoming Industry Events
Connect with industry leaders and stay ahead of the curve at these upcoming survey and infrastructure events.
Follow the links to register now!
The Business Academy is a unique opportunity for business leaders from Surveying firms to come together, learn, and review their businesses with a view to improving profitability and achieving other measures of success. Spots are limited to 12 attendees.
For more information, click here.
Meeting every 3 months, the breakfast forum is a great networking opportunity for all women in private consultancies, public companies and government agencies involved in surveying, spatial and land matters.
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The ISNSW Surveying Heritage Group invites you to attend the Allan Cavanagh Memorial Lunch at Scratchleys On The Wharf, Newcastle.
For more information, click here.
The conference returns with a focus on the infrastructure to support WA’s growing population and will provide a high-level platform to discuss key projects and topics centred around WA’s infrastructure pipeline.
For more information, click here.
Celebrating Global Surveyors’ Day!
Please join us for a Night on the Green and play off for the Eugene Browne Lawn Bowls Trophy.
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What is the Forest Stewardship Council?
The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) is referred to as the gold standard of sustainable forestry, and we are extremely proud to be a certified FSC member.
Being a part of the FSC ecosystem ensures that you’re supporting responsible forestry management with its wide range of benefits, not just for the forests themselves, but for those whom depend on it’s maintenance for their own survival.
Check out the FSC Factsheet under “Resources” to read more about Elevate Survey Supplies’ FSC involvement and the causes you support by purchasing our 100% FSC Certified timber products.
Inspire the Next Generation of Surveyors with Get Kids Into Surveying!
This dynamic project is dedicated to igniting a passion for geospatial science in young minds.
Through engaging educational resources and exciting initiatives, “Get Kids into Surveying” is shaping the future of the surveying profession.
Making a Difference:
- Empowering Educators: Providing teachers with the tools and resources to bring surveying to life in the classroom.
- Building Partnerships: Collaborating with surveying associations to create impactful outreach programs.
- Nurturing Talent: Offering global scholarship schemes to support aspiring surveyors.
Explore a world of interactive learning materials, hands-on activities, and career exploration resources designed to inspire the next generation of geospatial professionals.
Ready to make a difference? Join the movement and become an ambassador today!
