Notices

On July 12, the Central Queensland town of Emerald played host to another highly successful AIMS regional event. The event saw an impressive turnout of over thirty delegates and featured nine interactive technology booths.

Mount Isa is uniquely placed with a working, underground tourist mine, so AIMS capitalises on this and uses the resource to conduct its annual field day. 

The AIMS 2023 Newcastle Regional Seminar was held on 12 May 2023 with a welcome dinner the night before.

The Cairns 2023 AIMS Seminar and Networking event was held on 27 April 2023.

The Mudgee Regional AIMS Seminar for 2023 was a great success.

Thanks to Matt Jones for once again organising a Kalgoorlie Regional Seminar.

The AIMS Singleton Seminar was held at the Charbonnier function centre on Friday 18^th November 2022, with 88 people in attendance.

The AIMS Perth 2022 Regional Seminar and Networking event was another great success for our members and industry. The event was held in the Perth city centre at the Pan Pacific Hotel. 

Another successful AIMS interactive day was recently held in Moranbah, with over fifty delegates and nine technology booths which made for an informative and successful event at the Central Queensland venue on 19th October 2022.

AUSPOS data submissions will soon be directed to contact SCIMS through a new, user-friendly Customer Hub.

While we had our Executive and Directors attend the AIMS 2022 National Conference we took the opportunity to review our Business Plan for 2022 to 2024.

What a great conference we had at the Royal Pines on the Gold Coast. It was wonderful to see so many attendees and sponsors attend the event.  If was very clear that everyone was excited to reconnect after our pause during the pandemic.

Long-term AIMS Member Chris Moy has been awarded the title of AIMS Fellow at the recent AIMS 2022 National Conference.

It was great to experience a face-to-face seminar once again at the AIMS Mudgee Seminar in 2022.

The following information was received from the Land and Mining Committee (LMC) for the benefit of AIMS Members.

The 2021 AIMS AGM, held via a live zoom meeting on 16th November 2021, resulted in a few key changes to the AIMS Board and other key volunteers.

The AIMS membership policy has now been amended to accept retired affiliates.

Ken Cross, the SBQ Board Representative for AIMS, has initiated a new forum category in the AIMS Forum on this web site as a new member service.

The following information was received from DCS Spatial Services for the benefit of AIMS Members.

The University of Southern Queensland Surveying and Spatial Science Student Conference on 22ⁿᵈ September 2021 presents a unique opportunity for potential employers of surveying graduates.