This website is a place for the geospatial community to find information and resources, get updates and share ideas relating to the New Zealand Geospatial Strategy. The website is managed by the New Zealand Geospatial Office who are part of LINZ.
Author: Beth-Anne Lee
Date: 24 November 2009
NEWS: At the Ministry of Social Development we regularly use GIS to analyse, inform and visualise data. GIS is a relatively new tool in the organisation and we are still exploring how to realise its full power and capabilities. read more
Author: John Forne
23 November 2009
NEWS: This November update covers our accomplishments since the last update in August and outlines what we've got planned for the next phase of work under the New Zealand Geospatial Strategy. read more
Date: 20 November 2009
On 19 November 2009, Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) hosted presentations by Peter Woodgate, Chief Executive, and Mike Ridout, Communications Director, from the Cooperative Research Centre for Spatial Information (CRCSI). Peter and Mike presented to a mix of government officials and representives from industry and the spatial sciences sector. read more
Author: Juliane Sellars
Date: 16 November 2009
NEWS: On the 9th of October, after 2 years of hard work from a small but very dedicated team, the Ministry of Fisheries launched a new NABIS website. read more
27 - 28 April 2010 - Singapore
EVENTS: Spatially Enabled Government Asia 2010 will focus on the strategies for data management and data sharing. The conference will draw on local case studies from countries across the Asian region to showcase the different geospatial applications for a variety of governmental purposes. read more
Author: Ian Harrison
Date: 4 November 2009
NEWS: FOSS4G is an annual conference about open source software for geospatial systems. Each year it is held in a different city around the world, this year it was in Sydney. read more
Author: James Dempsey
Date: 15 October 2009
NEWS: Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) holds some significant pieces of land information such as our geodetic system, cadastral survey, land register and topographic and hydrographic datasets. read more
Author: Karl Majorhazi
Date: 9 October 2009
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NEWS: I'm just back from SSC2009 in Adelaide where it was announced that Wellington would host the Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute's (SSSI) next conference in 2011. read more