Geospatial Trends in the Water Industry

Find out how water authorities are leveraging geospatial technologies to aid their digital transformation and contribute to our 2024 survey.

Case Study: Analysis of User Requirements & Spatial Strategy – Remote Sensing & Spatial Technologies in Water Management & Compliance

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.

Spatial Vision Joins the Australian Water Partnership

Spatial Vision are proud to announce our partnership with the Australian Water Partnership (AWP).

Case Study: Groundwater Resource Report Tool Update

The Groundwater Resource Report tool is a customised mapping tool that enables land owners and other groundwater users to locate aquifer informaiton for any acquifer in Victoria.

How Do Water Authorities Use GIS?

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.

Case Study: NatureBlitz

We helped meet the North Central Catchment Management Authority’s (NCCMA) two fold goals of enabling the enthusiastic public to contribute to data gathering and designing a new avenue to educate the public about Victoria’s diverse wildlife and ecosystems.

Case Study: Our Water

Drawing on the success of the Waterlive app, the NSW Government foresaw a need to open up their broad information resources to a wider audience.