In late 2014 I was contracted by the Antarctic Climate and Ecosystems Cooperative Research Centre to analyse Antarctic shipping patterns from 2000 to 2014. The aim was to extend a planning report first published in 2008, and provide deeper insights into shipping patterns in order to plan for future shipping seasons. Obvious shipping routes arise as…
Hi Canberra
Spatialised has moved – I am now based in Canberra, and after a few months of moving and general hiatus I’m beginning the business of science, PhD’ing and spatial stuff once more. So, greetings from Australia’s capital!
DTM troubleshooting for Spatial Scientific
My first job as a new consultancy! In August 2013 I was asked to solve a DTM problem for a local airborne surveying company, Spatial Scientific. Starting with two collections of ASCII points at different spatial resolution and an orthophoto, my job was to find out which DTM was ‘right’ – or free of unusual…
Acquiring prism lock: the cover photo
The cover photo for this site shows.. the back of my head, a Leica Viva TS 15, a prism, and a bright yellow, low cost, very effective instrument warming/battery box I’m very proud of! I’m acquiring prism lock using the remote control, before heading out to collect locations on a SIPEX II ice station. The sea…
Spatialised is born
Hi everyone, and welcome to Spatialised! – a consultancy aimed at solving spatial analysis, problems. I can help you with point cloud analysis and manipulation, photogrammetric modelling methods, airborne LiDAR problem solving, DTM, DEM and DSM production. See my toolkit page for an up-to-date list of my in-house capacity and what I can do using…