Cloudy with a chance of innovation: Remote data power & map mastery
Channel: GeoscienceAustralia
Date: 11/10/2023

Discover game-changing insights, reshape your approach, and leave with the tools to drive innovation in your work.

Join the team from Geoscience Australia’s National Location Information Branch as they delve into the intricate world of building cloud environments tailored for remote data processing and the transformation of topographic mapping through cutting-edge technology and advanced techniques. The team will unveil their experiences and insights, shedding light on how they've harnessed these contemporary innovations to drive efficiencies in their work.

Whether you're a student keen on expanding your knowledge or a seasoned professional seeking to stay at the forefront of industry advancements, this seminar offers more than just information - it's a chance to embrace fresh perspectives and discover new approaches.

​About the Speakers:

Daniel McIlroy's 15+ years of experience in the spatial industry, began as a Cartographer before transitioning into GIS Enterprise Platform Administration. His experience bridges technical and user needs, underscoring the importance of stakeholder engagement. As the Data Integration Lead in Geoscience Australia’s National Location Information Branch, Daniel oversees a virtual environment for data translation from civilian to military specification and serves as the Defence Liaison for Geoscience Australia.

Lauren Carter has over 20 years' experience in the spatial industry and currently leads the Cartography team within Geoscience Australia's National Location Information Branch. Her expertise lies primarily in topographic mapping, where she plays a pivotal role in managing and maintaining Geoscience Australia's topographic mapping products, including national base maps, web services, and online resources.

Kathryn Owen's almost 15 years of geoscience experience, began as a Student Geologist in Western Australia's goldfields before specialising in Volcanology and Hazards. She joined Geoscience Australia in 2013 and has enjoyed many opportunities including working as Emergency Response Coordinator, before focusing more intently on Geospatial Analysis as part of the National Location Information Branch. Now, as a Senior Geospatial Analyst, Kathryn uses advanced technology to translate location data into tailored specifications and closely monitors emerging trends and technologies to ensure the branch's continued evolution.