Spatial Vision developed a Master Plan to define the activities necessary for GASGI to fulfill its responsibilities to deliver an effective and competitive geospatial sector within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Spatial Vision is honoured to have won the Community Impact category at the 2022 NSW APSEA Awards for our work with Climate Council developing the Climate Risk Map.
Spatial Vision are honoured to have won Victorian APSEA Awards for both our nominated projects – Victoria’s Digital Cadastre Modernisation and the Surface Permeability Analysis of Elster Creek Catchment.
Changes are being made to the system that underlies Australia’s location information. The changes will bring Australia’s national latitude and longitude coordinates into line with global satellite positioning systems, enabling smartphones and other positioning technologies to accurately locate features marked on our maps.
Spatial Vision’s Strategic Advisory team has been bolstered by the appointment of two highly accomplished senior consultants with a combined experience spanning almost 40 years.
Harmen Romeijn demonstrates how vector data compares to raster in GIS, and different tools used for analysis. Read on to find out more.
Given up on strategic plans because no one pays them any attention? Can’t get the decision makers to read them, let alone fund them?
Recently, Spatial Vision participated in Australia’s premier spatial and surveying conference, Locate21. Delivered in a new hybrid format, the event was held across three live (physical) sites (Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra) with a number of virtually streamed sessions via an online conference platform.
Spatial Vision are proud to have won the 2020 NSW Asia-Pacific Spatial Excellence Award (APSEA) for Environment and Sustainability with our project ‘Analysis of User Requirements & Spatial Strategy’. Hear from project stakeholders and learn more about the project.
The Department of Planning, Industry & Environment engaged Spatial Vision to analyse user requirements and formulate strategies to enhance the use of spatial and remote sensing technologies across the Water branch. This resulted in the development of a two-year plan outlining 15 unique initiatives, deliverables, risks and mitigation actions to assist the Department in meeting future business requirements.
