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08 Feb 2024
“Check Your Boobs” says Surveying academic
In early 2022, Emily Tidey found a lump on her breast. Following a mastectomy an...
05 Jan 2024
24 hours of sunlight, plenty of time for science
During a research trip to Antarctica earlier this year, PhD candidate Holly Stil...
21 Nov 2023
National School of Surveying Te Kura Kairūri celebrates 60th anniversary
Delegates attending the 135th Survey and Spatial New Zealand (S+SNZ) conference...
17 Nov 2023
Corporations not disclosing full scope of emissions – study
Most corporations are not reporting the full scope of their carbon footprint wit...
22 Jun 2023
Landslides taking glacier research into uncharted territory
Satellite imaging is being used by an Otago Master’s student to measure how much...
19 Jun 2023
Bringing fresh perspectives on indigenous issues for Surveying tauira
Since joining the School of Surveying Te Kura Kairūri in 2019 as a lecturer in l...
21 Mar 2023
Global Surveyors’ Day 2023
Today is Global Surveyors’ Day, a celebration of Surveying started by the Counci...
28 Feb 2023
School of Surveying develops resource for Dunedin’s public use
School of Surveying Te Kura Kairūri academics have used their expertise and inno...
24 Feb 2023
How thick is Antarctic sea ice, and what is underneath?
In a new study, a team of Antarctic scientists have provided more reliable estim...
01 Jan 2023
Programme and Keynotes
This page gives information on the presentation programme for SIRC NZ 2013, as w...
01 Jan 2023
Smartphone centimetre-level GNSS positioning research highlighted in international and national media
Smartphone precise positioning research highlighted in media
24 Nov 2022
Otago staff recognised for passion &
Making a difference and enjoying their work were common themes among those recog...