The intersection of climate change impacts and homelessness is a critical issue that demands our attention. The recently launched, Climate Change and Homelessness Research Project Report delves into this complex relationship.
Our second quarterly G4Climate user group session was held earlier this month, with the theme of discussion ‘Extreme temperature and heat waves’.
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.
Spatial Vision is pleased to announce the successful 2024 candidate for our Pacific Geospatial Skills Development Program, ‘Ofa Masiwawa from Tonga. Over the next three months, we’ll support her to achieve her goal of improving resilience in her home country.
Spatial Vision is supporting the Pacific Island region in building their climate impact resilience.
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.
Facilitated by our Climate Specialist Rhiannan Mundana, a new collective – G4Climate (Geospatial for Climate) – recently kicked off to an overwhelmingly positive response.
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.
With the help of Spatial Vision, the Climate Council have release the Climate Heat Map of Australia – an interactive tool that shows how cutting climate pollution will limit extreme heat in our neighbourhoods.
Through Spatial Vision’s 2023 Pacific Geospatial Skills Development Program, evidence was sought to support Fiji’s need to enhance their overall geospatial capability to guide development of critical spatial infrastructure, upskill resources, shape policy and provide detailed investment roadmaps.
