Case Study: GIS Service Plan
Melton City Council engaged Spatial Vision to develop a GIS service plan including review of its existing operational work needs.
Melton City Council engaged Spatial Vision to develop a GIS service plan including review of its existing operational work needs.
Spatial Vision conducted extensive consultation to gather requirements, enabling NPWS to confidently go to market to select a vendor that could meet their needs for Elements 2, their modernised Bushfire Readiness system.
Working alongside Samoan local partner, SkyEye, Spatial Vision created an online tool to assist Pacific Islander people locate a range of climate resources specific to their needs.
Spatial Vision’s interactive Climate Heat Map of Australia developed for the Climate Council projects the likelihood of extreme heat days under various emission scenarios across the entire country.
Connectivity is widely used in government biodiversity policy, but there is limited linkage between models and field evidence. Spatial Vision’s insights into the validation of the NSW DCCEEW Biodiversity Indicator Program’s connectivity layer addressed challenges determining whether migratory birds align with identified connectivity pathways.
Victoria’s Open Space Strategy 2021 for metropolitan Melbourne required Spatial Vision to develop a spatial framework to inform investment priorities and funding for open space actions supporting biodiversity, climate resilience, health and social-economic benefits.
The South East Councils Climate Change Alliance (SECCCA) engaged Spatial Vision to undertake an asset vulnerability assessment on selected assets and a financial review to assist member councils in better understanding and planning for the likely impacts of anticipated climate change.
City of Kingston requested support from Spatial Vision in the development of a Geospatial Strategy to more effectively utilise geospatial information in decision making.
Spatial Vision played a key role in the digitisation and alignment Victoria’s property boundaries to produce a more accurate “single source of truth”, reducing costs and boosting productivity across both the public and private sectors, as well as increasing information accessibility.
City of Ballarat requested support from Spatial Vision in the development of a Geospatial Strategy to build geospatial intelligence and capacity to support the rapidly-expanding rural city.