If there is an environment that would test an IVMS’s reliability and resilience then it would be the Australian mining sector. Heat, humidity and extreme dust are just the most obvious threats, add in a miner with a water hose and the life of an IVMS system becomes outright dangerous. We would like to refer[…]
IVMS and GPS have come a long way since the nineties when the concept of a “GPS Jump” was far more prevalent: back then almost any speed violation needed further human involvement and IVMS enforcement in a work situation had a much higher risk. What changed? IVMS/ GPS chips became far more accurate than what[…]
Being leaders in IVMS/ GPS Tracking since 2007 has given DigiCore Australia significant experience in processing customers’ maps for IVMS/ GPS Tracking purposes. We have been rendering mine map aerial imagery, vector files of roads, features or topology and public features such as nationally recognised gas infrastructure and land hydrology information for many years. The purpose has[…]