When NSW Spatial Services’ base map offered by key platforms such as the Spatial Portals and Digital Twin needed an upgrade Spatial Vision obliged with a high end vector solution to satisfy the needs of many user groups.
Spatial Vision developed an interactive map of Australia for the Climate Council that represents the vulnerability of any address to the effects extreme weather over different timeframes and emission scenarios. The underlying data was supplied by Climate Valuation.
The South East Councils Climate Change Alliance (SECCCA) engaged Spatial Vision with the support of Marsden Jacob Associates (MJA) to undertake an asset vulnerability assessment on selected assets and a financial review to assist member councils in better understanding and planning for the likely impacts of anticipated climate change.
Spatial Vision developed a contemporary, authoritative government land use dataset to assist government in improved analysis and insight into land use. The solution supports future decision-making with precise, reliable and comprehensive evidence.
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.
The City of Melbourne (CoM) engaged Spatial Vision alongside three heritage consultancies (Context, Ochre Imprints, On Country Heritage and Consulting) to provide a comprehensive review of heritage buildings in the Hoddle Grid. Through thematic and spatial analysis, the CoM gained a richer and more nuanced understanding of the cultural heritage that exists throughout the urban landscape of the central city.
The Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) and the Barwon Regional Partnership Councils engaged Spatial Vision to help build their capacity in the application of spatial technologies to better plan for and understand the consequences of anticipated climate change and associated extreme weather events for their communities.
The NHVR engaged Spatial Vision to develop a strategy for better understanding and realising the opportunities to leverage geospatial data and technologies.
Spatial Vision developed a new, user-friendly mobile application KM2ME to support ARTC staff in managing maintenance activities across the rail network. The GPS-based solution is embedded with up-to-date data references to assist users in accurately locating their position along the rail network, and allows users to track and record maintenance works at their precise location.
Spatial Vision designed and developed a web mapping application for the 1800 My Options service, in partnership with Women’s Health Victoria. The application maps and organises registered contraception, pregnancy options and sexual health service providers based on the type of provider, the services offered and other key search criteria to assist women in accessing those services as per their individual needs.
