Virtual Brisbane Wins Queensland Award21/09/2010 |
| AAM's joint submission with Brisbane City Council on the ‘Virtual Brisbane' Project was the overall winner in this year's Queensland Spatial Excellence Awards (QSEA). It represents the achievement in the geospatial industry and is the highest award the Queensland Judging Panel can confer. The winning project was announced at the QSEA Awards held in Brisbane in early September. |
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