SouthPAN case studies

These case studies feature real-world applications and demonstrate the benefits of SouthPAN:

  • improved accuracy
  • reliability
  • availability of global navigation satellite system (GNSS) positioning across New Zealand and Australia.

Each case study highlights the challenges faced by industry users and demonstrates how SouthPAN has helped deliver greater outcomes.
 

Scion team member with SouthPAN receiver

Scion field crews’ data collection three-to-five times faster with SouthPAN

Scion has used SouthPAN services to achieve their vision of precision forestry and to improve the processes and productivity of the forestry wood and biomaterial sectors.

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Page Bloomer team member with SouthPAN receiver

Page Bloomer significantly boosts efficiency with SouthPAN

Page Bloomer are making use of SouthPAN’s early open services to consistently monitor, map, and manage their research and trial sites.

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ACHM Field Crew mapping a site using SouthPAN technology

Preserving our cultural heritage: Aiding legislative requirements for accuracy

Australian Cultural Heritage Management (ACHM) assist their clients in understanding the stakeholder engagement and regulatory processes necessary to successfully manage complex cultural heritage issues.

Learn more on the Geoscience Australia website

drone using SouthPAN technology

Drone Safety: Avoiding positional uncertainty

Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems (RPAS), commonly known as drones, continue to gain popularity due to their versatility and utility across a wide range of industrial applications.

Learn more on the Geoscience Australia website
 

SBS enabled display via SouthPAN

Ship Ahoy! Assisting safe passage for ships in Port Phillip Bay

A sea pilot, maritime pilot, marine pilot, harbor pilot, port pilot, ship pilot or simply pilot, is a mariner who has specific knowledge of an often dangerous or congested waterway, such as harbours or river mouths.

Learn more on the Geoscience Australia website

soft terrain rig operating remotely

Subsurface sampling for stability: The importance of accuracy for safety and planning

Civil engineering, infrastructure, construction, and mining projects are vital contributors to the Australian economy. The Mining and Construction sectors alone deliver an estimated 21.4 per cent of Australia’s GDP every year.

Learn more on the Geoscience Australia website