The GIS Strategic Plan delivered a roadmap of actions to better engage the business areas to support smart decision making and deliver new services to ensure more informed and satisfied customers. The strategy was developed through consultation with the various stakeholders and in close collaboration with the GIS team at BRC.
The Victorian Women’s Health Atlas provides an interactive resource to support the work of local government authorities and regional women’s health services throughout Victoria
In partnership with DELWP, we undertook an assessment of the likely impacts of anticipated climate change on the Victorian coastline to inform the prioritisation of the Victorian Coastal Monitoring Program.
Spatial Vision was contracted to create the Frog Census App for Melbourne Water in mid-2016, to harness the power of citizen science to digitize and streamline Melbourne Water’s Frog Census.
Spatial Vision developed an effective Business Information Model which provided the ability to collect the right data and information and to transform it effectively and efficiently into useful knowledge.
Spatial Vision and Natural Decisions were engaged by 7 of Victoria’s 10 CMAs to support NRM planning efforts in view of the likely impacts of climate change.
ACEM came to us because they wanted to let users explore the breadth and connectivity of the Emergency Medicine Education and Training (EMET) program hospital network around Australia with ease and flexibility. To do this we created an online map.
Spatial Vision partnered with energy company Snowy Hydro Limited to create the “Snowy Live” app for phones and tablets.
Since late 2015 Spatial Vision has provided the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) with hardcopy and digital mapping support.
Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre wanted to provide the public with a tool that would enable them to easily report sightings of cetaceans and sea turtles.
