October 2008

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ArcGIS 9.3 - A Quick Tour

With the release of ArcGIS 9.3, ESRI has moved to a new level of support for integration with other systems – both spatial and non-spatial. This integration is possible within all levels of the enterprise including at the application, server and database levels and offers a range of possibilities both to developers and end users and thus allows geospatial information to be much more easily incorporated into a range of otherwise non-spatial areas. We are going to take a quick look at some of the new features of the ArcGIS 9.3 release in the Server Mobile and Desktop environments. Read more...

Conference Update - Rotorua 08

The 13th Annual New Zealand ESRI Users Group Conference is being held this year from October 21-23 at the Rotorua Convention Centre.

The conference is the largest GIS event in New Zealand and is the opportunity for all ESRI users around New Zealand to come together and share experiences, expertise and ideas. Read more...

Another Success Story: Animal Health Board

VectorNet & GIS: Protecting New Zealand’s Export Economy
The New Zealand economy is more dependent on agricultural exports than any other developed country with dairy, beef and deer products a significant proportion. The greatest threat to NZ’s continued success in this market is Bovine Tuberculosis. Since the 1970’s, New Zealand has spent in excess of $1 billion to help manage Bovine Tb. Read more...


International End-user Story

Using GIS to Search for Signs That Water Once Flowed on Mars
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) Phoenix Mars Lander is currently searching for evidence that life once existed on Mars. Back on Earth, GIS can be used to help understand where rivers may have flowed and oceans flourished on the Red Planet. Read more...

From the Support Desk

Technical Support Profile - Zorko Sostaric

What do you do at Eagle Technology?

Being part of Professional Support Team gives me opportunities to engage in quite different activities. This includes anything from hotline, software installations for customers, running training courses, site visits and internal support of the team’s infrastructure. Over the years I was involved with pretty much every aspect of work with GIS (excluding sales). Read more

Training Update
With the release of ArcGIS 9.3 we have had a revamp of some of our courses. The biggest change is that we say goodbye to the Introduction to ArcGIS for ArcView and ArcInfo I and II courses which have been replaced by new suite of Introduction to ArcGIS Desktop courses. Read more...

From the Sales Desk

Hello from the GIS Sales Team at Eagle Technology!
In every issue of Spatial Squawker ‘From the Sales Desk’ will provide you with an update as to what has been happening in the GIS market place in New Zealand and abroad. This is the place to catch up on new product and solution initiatives from the GIS team at Eagle as well as all the latest news on projects of wide interest to our user base. Read more...
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Technical Tip
  • Survey Analyst

    Survey Analyst is a new tool to help maintain your parcel data using a cadastral fabric dataset. The cadastral fabric database delivers a seamless coverage of your parcel boundaries and associated survey control free of gaps and overlaps. This fabric also allows you to accurately and incrementally update your parcel data as each new survey plan is submitted. In parallel, you can also adjust related GIS layers such as building footprints, roads, and easements.

    For more details visit the Eagle stream entitled Survey Analyst at the NZ ESRI User Conference Tuesday 23 October starting at 8:30am


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