Geodetic System Notices

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2010

17 March 2010:

New Zealand's geodetic system, part two – control system surveying & maintenance

The following article on New Zealand's geodetic system was published in the December 2009 edition of Survey Quarterly, by LINZ Geodetic Surveyor Nic Donnelly. more...

16 February 2010:

LINZ seeks industry feedback on bulk data product development

LINZ has launched an online questionnaire to gather industry feedback on the development of its survey and title bulk data products and services. more...

4 February 2010:

LINZ 2010/11 geodetic control & maintenance programme

LINZ carries out annual geodetic control surveys to upgrade existing marks and extend control into developing areas. We also maintain survey mark beacons and other mark protection structures on an ongoing basis. more...

2009

24 November 2009:

Results from our geodetic services questionnaire

The results are in for LINZ's geodetic services questionnaire, which ran online from July to October. Thanks to the 318 people who took part and told us what they think of these services. more...

1 October 2009:

Important update to map reference converter software

The New Zealand Map Reference Converter (NZMapConv) software has been updated to fix an error in converting coordinates from Topo50 map references to other coordinate systems. more...

30 September 2009:

Meet LINZ National Geodesist

The LINZ geodetic team is a highly specialist technical group led by Graeme Blick, National Geodesist. more...

30 September 2009:

Geodetic annual programme 2009/10

Each year, LINZ out-sources geodetic survey control and mark maintenance to contractors selected through a tendering process via the Government Electronic Tender Services (GETS). more...

30 September 2009:

Impact of the July 2009 earthquake on New Zealand's geodetic system

The July earthquake centred in south-west Fiordland was the biggest since the Hawkes Bay earthquake of 1931. It is also the first earthquake since the introduction of the New Zealand Geodetic Datum 2000 (NZGD2000) to have a significant impact on the geodetic system in populated areas. more...

 

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