In the Media

Spatial Source looks at the benefits of the NSW Spatial Digital Twin, which will provide transformative opportunities across the entire development and infrastructure lifecycle. 

How can the development of Brisbane’s subway line, Cross River Rail, inform US infrastructure projects?

The Gov Tech Review reports on two internationally-recognised, award-winning geospatial technology projects, for improving access to digital government services.

ABC documentary series 'The Poles Revealed' leverages stunning and highly accurate maps developed using the ArcGIS Maps for Creative Cloud plug-in.

Mike King joined Channel Nine's Liz Hayes and a panel of Australian law enforcement experts to map and examine the infamous case of Mr Cruel using GIS technology.

The Educator magazine shares the story of Lani Raghavan, a graduate from Wavell State High School who was recognised on the world stage for her StoryMap highlighting land cover change at Cylinder Beach. 

Utility Magazine explores the digital transformation undertaken by DBYD to launch its NextGen referral service - delivered in July 2021 in partnership with Esri Australia and Deloitte Consulting.

Spatial Source interviews Esri Australia's Gordon Sumerling on the latest developments, current trends and what's next for digital twin technology.

Gov Tech Review goes behind-the-scenes of AIHW's award-winning project to map vital suicide and self-harm data and statistics across Australian communities. These insights are used to inform evidence-based support services that save lives.  

Spatial Source share how Brisbane's Cross River Rail is setting new benchmarks for the integration of BIM, GIS and 3D modelling.

Crime Stoppers Australia shares how parents and children can reduce their risk and stay safe from predators - with advice from criminal investigator and creator of the Mapping Evil podcast - Mike King.

Spatial Source offer their take on the first episode of breakout Australian leadership series Directions with Stan Grant featuring guest Governor Martin O'Malley - a strong advocate of using GIS technology to facilitate transparency and accountability in government. 

Crime mapping technology and geospatial analytics are helping law enforcement leaders solve some of the world's most perplexing and macabre crimes. 

Learn why now is the time for Australia to establish a National Spatial Data Infrastructure that connects all government and industry organisations.

Learn how the creation of a National Spatial Data Infrastructure would serve to consolidate information beyond organisational boundaries, and allow for coordinated national response to crises.

When faced with complex challenges, entrepreneurial leaders rely on the science of geography and spatial analytics technology to reveal the path forward

Locals living in croc country can help QPWS track crocodiles using the new QWildlife app developed with Esri technology. Sightings are reported by the public, verified by rangers and shared on a public-facing map to ensure updated information is available to anyone using the waterways.

In a first for local government, the City of Parramatta uses smart technology to monitor conditions promoting liveability and sustainability in the new suburb of Melrose Park. The capturing, analysing and visualising of local environmental data was the key to Smart Planning for Climate Responsive Neighbourhoods project using smart technology.

Developing resilient communities is essential for disaster preparedness, especially in the wake of COVID-19. Esri Australia shares insights into actions governments and communities can take to improve crisis preparedness, response and recovery.

Under stage 4 restrictions enforced throughout Melbourne in August 2020, residents could exercise outside for one hour each day, within five kilometres of their home. Analysis of data using Esri technology shows many residents will have little or no parkland to access.   

3D models created by Esri Australia on behalf of the Townsville City Council will make the development application process easier than ever for developers and residents.

ACT building inspectors and regulatory officers are benefiting from a software tool created in partnership with Esri Australia that has automated outdated and time-consuming manual processes.

A video created by Esri Australia in August 2020 demonstrates the rapid spread of COVID-19 throughout Greater Melbourne in just under two months.

Stage four restrictions in Melbourne in August 2020 limited residents to a 5km radius from their homes. Esri Australia created a publicly available tool to allow residents to input addresses and access a list of the nearest supermarkets, COVID-19 testing clinics, bottle shops and open space areas.

Dial Before You Dig (DBYD), the service designed to prevent damage to telecommunications and other underground infrastructure, is set to digitally transform with the help of Deloitte Consulting and Esri Australia.

To keep decision-makers and members of the public informed on the latest COVID-19 figures across the country, Esri Australia has created an easy-to-use, publicly available dashboard with total cases, deaths, tests conducted and recovered cases.