Solutions:

International Capacity Building

Leveraging our strong partner network and subject matter experts, Spatial Vision’s international capacity building services help organisations around the world take transformative steps towards a smarter future.

We are active members of the United Nations Committee of Experts on Global Geospatial Information (UNGGIM) and use the Integrated Geospatial Framework (IGIF) when developing geospatial capability for our clients.

Services

Geospatial capability assessments and strategies
Digital twin and Building Information Modelling (BIM) management strategies
Smart city services
Capability gap analysis and roadmaps
Return on investment analysis
Spatial policy and legislation
Geodetic frameworks and survey standards
Data models, data standards and data specifications
Cadastre modernisation
Portal specification and development
Cartography and mapping
Governance frameworks
Enterprise architecture reviews
Inter-agency data exchange and sharing arrangements
Procurement advice, including preparation of Request for Quote (RFQ) specifications and proposal assessment
Technical training, mentoring and skills transfer

Region Focus

asia pacific climate risk strategic advisory

Pacific Nations

Climate change threatens the economic, social and environmental stability of the Pacific Islands. Using earth observation technology, governments can monitor environmental changes and plan mitigation or rehabilitation efforts. Spatial Vision can help to develop roadmaps and country-level action plans to maximise potential from geospatial technology and ensure sustainable development.

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Asia

Early warning systems for mitigation of disasters and risks is important in developing a nation’s resilience. Having a coordinated approach to spatial data management will support data standardisation and sharing so that early warning systems can be developed. Spatial Vision can help to realise the environmental and social benefits that can come from earth observation technologies and spatial data by developing a data framework and policy.

Middle East

The Middle East region is growing rapidly and there is increasing pressure on transport networks, infrastructure, housing and resources. Smart services call on the Internet of Things, bringing together multitudes of data that can help drive innovative, smart city design and data services. Spatial Vision can develop data frameworks and strategies to establish a foundation for data services that call on geospatial information. We help to establish geodetic networks, develop cadastral maps, develop data specifications, provide data architecture design and infrastructure and can work with you to build data services that best serve the public.

Africa

Environmental issues such as drought and flooding should be managed via data-driven decision making and evidence-based data from earth observation and geospatial technology. Putting in place spatial data infrastructure with agreed data standards, policies, architecture and governance will avoid duplicate investment in data collection activities, and provide a means to disseminate data that will encourage the development of data tools. Spatial Vision can assess development requirements and develop a roadmap that will mature a region’s geospatial capacity, so that spatial data investment can be maximised.

OUR WORK

Geospatial technology essential to early warning weather systems

September 8, 2023

Case Study: Saudi Geological Survey

February 17, 2023

Case Study: Consulting Services for Geospatial Authority for Surveying and Geospatial Information Master Plan

November 23, 2022

Our Future and the Role of Geospatial Knowledge Infrastructure

July 10, 2020

Spatial Vision Digital Twin Capability Partnership with FrontierSI

April 14, 2020

Digital Earth in a Transformed Society

October 29, 2019

Helping Chinese Tourists Find Their Way

December 4, 2014

Our Expert

Kimberley Worthy

Principal Consultant (International)

With a career spanning 18 years, Kimberley has delivered geospatial projects across Australia, East Africa, the Middle East, New Zealand, South America, Southeast Asia and the United Kingdom.

She has advised on digital transformation, smart city services, data readiness, resilience strategies, technology roadmaps, geospatial maturity, spatial data infrastructure, governance and policy.Industry exposure includes infrastructure, utilities, resources, transport, tourism, insurance, banking, environment and government sectors.

Kimberley holds a BSc in Geography and Geology, a Masters of Management and an MBA. She is a Chartered Geographer and Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and has completed executive leadership training at Cambridge University.

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How we help

Our consulting team brings a wealth of experience in delivering master plans for national and international, government and private sector organisations.

Our consulting, analysis and mapping and solution development services allow us to apply the full capabilities of our geospatial knowledge and experience to complex spatial, environmental and social issues.