Spatial Vision has been making a difference for 20 years. This difference covers many aspects of our natural and built worlds – from awareness and decisions on issues covering bushfires, climate change, biodiversity, education services, water delivery, sustainable fisheries, through to social equity and citizen engagement.
Water is a precious and increasingly contentious resource. When we run our taps or water our gardens, we’re largely oblivious to the strategy, politics and data that goes into water policy in Australia.
Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) are widely used by the water industry for decision making and planning, management and reporting.
The Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) engaged Spatial Vision to produce a mobile application in Esri Collector for ArcGIS to be the field data capture tool for the DELWP web mapping application STAR.
“Location” is crucial information for the water industry to not only enable the visualisation of assets and infrastructure, but also to report on water main breaks, customer complaints, asset condition, work orders, field operations, new property developments, and other customer service areas.
Our recent work on the SHAP Hunting Area Dataset Development project, in conjunction with the Victorian Department of Environment, Land Water and Planning has been recognised at the APSEA Awards dinner in Melbourne
The Invest in Victorian Agriculture website was built to support the growth of Victoria’s agri-food sector.
Shadeways is a new program that takes into account weather conditions, time of day and tree canopy to find the most optimal route for thermal comfort unlike current navigation apps like Google Maps.
Spatial Vision is proud to announce a formal partnership with Women’s Health Victoria (WHV).
Spatial Vision is conducting the 2018 Water Industry GIS Capabilities survey.
We believe the time has come to more formally communicate our company’s commitment to address the challenges of human-induced climate change.
