CRC for Spatial Information

Disaster response

CRCSI produced vital flood-mapping images for the national disaster response effort during the flooding in Jan-Feb 2011, using Italian Space Agency satellite data to produce high quality images.

UDEM project

Coastal municipalities will be able to identify future impacts of climate change and sea level rise using new high resolution height maps developed in partnership with the CRCSI

HealthTracks

HealthTracks^TM demonstrates how spatial technology can improve the communication of complex statistical data by serving as a one-stop planning and evidence tool for health policy formulation.

MillMapper... through Scanalyse Pty Ltd

MillMapper is an innovative terrestrial laser scanner technique for safely measuring the rate of wear of mineral processing mills. It is the first of its kind in the world.

IndjiWatch through iintegrate

For electrical network operators which have remote assets under threat from hazards, Indji Watch is continually monitoring assets, identifying threats and providing early warning to stakeholders.

43pl Collaboration

43pl recently stated a collective view that they now “have the skills and knowledge of how to interact with and collaborate with both government and academia, whereas before the CRC we knew nothing ...

Australian Spatial Consortium

Barista

An easy-to-use photogrammetric software system for generating spatial information products from satellite imagery, Barista has been tailored for 3D geo-positioning and feature extraction from images via monoplotting

National Data Grid

NDG is a shared infrastructure that provides an economic and effective means to integrate SI from a variety of sources, and in various formats, to support commonly required query, analytical and modelling tasks.

This is based on a set of standard grids and projections to support new and existing business activities.

Sichuan Earthquake response

Quick action by CRCSI researcher Professor Linlin Ge and his UNSW team provided vital real-time information on the Sichuan earthquake to the Chinese rescue efforts. This was recognised by the highest Asia-Pacific Spatial Excellence Award for 2008.