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Spatial information and technologies such as GIS and GPS form a vital part of modern Local Government information management systems. Spatially aware technologies are essential to decision making, service provision, and strategic forecasting to continue to improve the efficiency and quality of services delivered to rate payers.
Spatial Vision has worked extensively with Local Government and provides:

  • Consulting advice including:
    • Spatial strategies – How to make effective use of GIS
    • Technology advice: What GIS products are worth considering
  • Data gathering, reformatting, geocoding, verifying and cleaning
  • Mobile applications for field workforce eg. vegetation compliance
  • High quality mapping for brochures, large format signage and web sites
  • Training in ESRI ArcGIS Desktop and ArcPad
  • Hands-on technical assistance with ArcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Server installation and upgrades, EView and Dekho configuration
 

Resources - Local Government Websites

 
Land Channel Interactive Map of Victoria including searches by property or place and tools to build your own map
Vicmap data. Vicmap data is the authoritative spatial data for the State of Victoria
VICNAMES.The Register of Geographic Names, VICNAMES, holds more than 200,000 road and place names including landscape features such as mountains and rivers, bounded localities such as suburbs, towns, cities and regions, and physical infrastructure such as roads, reserves and schools.
Position magazine
Keeping up with GIS News, Position Magazine & Spatial Business Online.
Local Government Spatial Reference GroupLGSRG is keen to develop a strategic and positive profile with various organisations within the scope of dealings of the spatial arena and local government
Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) The Municipal Association of Victoria is the peak representative and advocacy body for Victoria's 79 councils

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