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Spatial Analysis and Visualisation

Spatial Analysis and Visualisation - that enhance understanding

Geographic Information Systems provide powerful tools to model and analyse spatial data - geographic, biophysical, economic and social - enabling relationships and trends to be identified that would not otherwise be apparent. These systems also provide tools to present and visualise data to significantly improve understanding, decision making and communication.
Spatial Vision can help organisations exploit the power of GIS for applications such as:

determining land-use suitability for forestry
identifying the risks and mitigation strategies to address climate change
assessment of risks such as groundwater on biodiversity
site suitability for waste storage
locations for renewable energy generation
route assessments for broadband communications
evaluating planning options to better manage population pressures on urban and rural communities
forecasting future demand on existing and proposed educational facilities

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Analysis and Visualisation Projects

Spatially Enabling Coastal Asset Information

Client: Municipal Association of Victoria

Spatial Vision was recently engaged by the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) to undertake a project to improve the overall quality and consistency of coastal asset information available to decision makers. MAV received funding from the Department of Sustainability and Environment’s (DSE) ...

Modelling the Impacts of Peri-urban Development

Client: Peri-Urban Rural Councils, Greater Melbourne

A key challenge facing large growing cities like Melbourne is the increasing pressure on surrounding rural land and communities. To address this challenge, planners require a better understanding of where people would like to live, the potential impact arising from these decisions, and what can be...

Trout habitat analysis of Hume and Dartmouth Dams in North East Victoria

Fisheries Victoria has a responsibility for the release for farm-bred trout into major water bodies for recreational fishing purposes.

Trout are sensitive to both high-temperature and low-oxygen water and as a consequence viable habitat is restricted to a proportion of the full column of water in a waterbody. The proportion of viable habitat with re...