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RIA Mobile GIS

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6223 4919

Address: 53 Salamanca Pl 7004 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.riamobilegis.com.au

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23.01.2022 In amongst all the Apple Music hype, iOS 8.4 fixes the External GPS Connection bug. http://www.riamobilegis.com.au/ios-external-gps-fix/

23.01.2022 Check this out if you are planning a big trip of sites you need to visit

22.01.2022 Tim Price becomes managing director and Robert Driessen retires to become principal consultant

19.01.2022 The Apple v Samsung battle is an interesting one depending on your point of view. At least it generates some interesting Adverts! http://youtu.be/nf5-Prx19ZM

19.01.2022 Vulnerable cyclists may soon have a new way of staying safer on busy roads. A cutting edge smart phone app could potentially save lives, by changing the way cyc...lists and cars interact. As 7 News reporter Michael Scanlan explains, the Bike Bell Project activates an alarm when a driver gets too close. Latest from 7 News: http://yhoo.it/1HYefMw 7 News video: http://yhoo.it/1V97pbW Latest news on Twitter: twitter.com/7NewsMelbourne

19.01.2022 We sponsored Whistler in the 2011 Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race

18.01.2022 Interesting even the beleaguered Nokia is having a go at Apple and the iPhone in latest Advert. At least you have a range of colours to choose from! http://youtu.be/Zjrv9-Botx8

15.01.2022 After 4 days and 3 hours of hard sailing, Whistler crossed the finish line in this years Sydney to Hobart to finish 10th overall on handicap, 2nd place in Division 4, and first Tasmanian boat on corrected time. Water, water everywhere After an uneventful start in pleasant conditions, the first of 2 storm fronts crossed the fleet testing boats, sails, stomachs and wet weather gear. With waves and heavy rain coming in over the deck of the boat, despite our best efforts plen...ty still made its way into the cabin of the boat, and after 12 hours of this everything was wet the beds, sleeping bags, clothes, electronics, radios everything. Navigation system stood up to the test The importance of simple, reliable navigation systems is highlighted in these conditions. Combine sleep deprevation (rotating roster of 2 hours sleep, 4 hours sailing for 4 days) with wet, rough conditions will test any system. Tracking the favourable currents (East Coast Current) is key to success in this race, with our speed being boosted by %50 once in the current. Fortunately our Toughbook CF19 stood up to the test and continued to to chart our progress and keep us on track. About Whistler Whistler, a Dovell 36 was the fourth smallest boat in the Sydney to Hobart. Despite its modest size it has an impressive record, winning the 2010 Three Island Series and Combined Clubs Offshore Series, 2011 Combined Clubs Long Race Series in AMS and IRC. RIA Mobile GIS sponsors the boat, providing navigation systems and integration services. Tim Price, RIAs Managing Director, crews on the boat in the offshore races including the Sydney to Hobart.

15.01.2022 Now I know that this is not exactly Mobile GIS, but it is interesting to see what the various social media outlets are and how they can, and are, best utilised. Social Media Comparison Infographic - https://lnkd.in/eaGFZ2J

14.01.2022 Wondering which Project Management Methodology to use? Theres a great Infographic, Thanks to the team at Liquid Planner

14.01.2022 ESRI Australia are also carrying an article on the Bike Bell App.

14.01.2022 Bike Bell Project on 7 News

12.01.2022 Dawn of an interesting era launched by Land Tasmania (DPIPWE). Field based data collection and LISTmap hosting service. Read more on our Blog at - http://www.riamobilegis.com.au/field-based-data-collection/

10.01.2022 Introduction to ArcGIS training course in Hobart in November 2013

10.01.2022 https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/introduction-to-arcgis-melb

07.01.2022 Weve spent a bit of time testing and evaluating a Windows 8 machine running FME, ArcGIS and ArcPad. http://www.riamobilegis.com.au//i_just_installed_arcgis_a/

07.01.2022 Dont forget Windows 10 will be out soon as a free upgrade for eligible devices. A link to the Microsoft Windows 10 Q&A site is on our blog at: http://www.riamobilegis.com.au/windows-10/

03.01.2022 As you may now know the Bike Bell App has been released and is now in the app stores. What you might not know is that the App has also made it into the News. http://www.examiner.com.au//cyclist-develops-road-safety-/

02.01.2022 This year we stayed on land and road our bikes down Mount Wellington. Not a good idea, there were many casualties.

01.01.2022 New ArcGIS courses