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GRI staff and students participated in an overnight writing retreat at University of Canterbury, Cass Field Station last week. Stunning views and a refreshing hike
GRI is working with Christchurch City Council and Building Innovation Partnership, on the Ōtākaro Digital Twin. The ultimate purpose is to establish an accessible &
The hackathon, a collaborative event, is open to undergraduate or postgraduate students interested in improving their radar technology expertise through mission design.
Dr John Reid be giving a talk called The Kaitiaki Intelligence Platform: Integrating mātauranga Māori, artificial intelligence, and sensing technologies in the design of an environmental sensing network.
Matt Wilson presented on July 10, 2024 at the 44th annual International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium in Athens, Greece. His talk was titled: “Prediction
This event focused on geohealth and spatial analysis in health. It took place at the Department of Geoinformatics, Palacky University in Olomouc, Czech Republic between
We are proud to announce that Geospatial Research Institute PhD Candidate and GRI scholarship recipient, Sidney Wong has been awarded a Fulbright Science and Innovation
The New Zealand Dental Association will have its annual conference on August 23rd and 24th, 2024 in Christchurch. It will feature UC Senior Lecturer (Above
The Himalaya Climate Data Field Lab 2024 is an innovative workshop where over 100 researchers, artists, and activists come together in an unconventional setting to
David Pedley will be presenting “Detecting and measuring urban tree canopy loss at the property scale with remote sensing data” at upcoming ForestSAT conference in
The GRI Director, Professor Matthew Wilson, has been awarded funding from an EQC Biennial grant. The project called “virtually flooded” has been developed in partnership with