Second United Nations Geospatial Information World Congress.
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IIC Technologies turned up in strength to participate in the Second Geospatial Information World Congress in Hyderabad, India 10-14 October 2022.
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IIC Technologies turned up in strength to participate in the Second Geospatial Information World Congress in Hyderabad, India 10-14 October 2022.
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Putting hydrographic theory into practice
By jnally on 4 October, 2022 Spatial Source Magazine
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IIC Technologies was very pleased to commence the IIC Academy S-8B Marine Geospatial Information Program yesterday, with students participating from Australia, New Zealand and Fiji.
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It has begun! After much build-up the 2022-23 IIC Academy S-5B Hydrographic Surveyor Program kicked off with its opening ceremony yesterday.
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Government of India launched an Integrated Ganga Conservation Mission called “Namami Gange” aiming on abatement of pollution together with cleaning of Ghats, regulatory control of Industrial pollution and online monitoring of pollution in the river, besides afforestation and biodiversity conservation.
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The ability for Pacific Island nations such as Samoa to undertake planning and to build resilience against the anticipated impact from sea level rise, storm surge and heightened weather patterns is often limited by the availability of accurate data and the means to generate value from it.
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Crowdsourcing Technology Enables New Type of Data for Marine Weather and Navigation
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IIC Technologies has been privileged to provide geospatial support to the Australian Government for many years and look forward to continuing this support under the Geospatial Goods and Services Standing Offer Panel (GeoPanel) announced by the Australian Government today.
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The IIC Academy team were very pleased to graduate the 2021-22 S-5B Hydrographic Surveyors Program students on 09 June 2022. The students worked hard to achieve their success and deserved their great results.
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IIC Technologies have executed Aerial LiDAR Survey for the Mumbai-Hyderabad High Speed Rail project which connect Mumbai, Pune, and Hyderabad through 11 stations in Maharashtra and Telangana covering 736 Km.