Our Journey
1992
Public Sector Mapping Agency proposes national digital basemap for the 1996 Census
1996
Census is run with unprecedented quality, speed, and cost efficiency
2001
Incorporation of PSMA Australia Limited; CadLite Launched
2003
Administrative Boundaries dataset released
2004
G-NAF released; Transport & Topography released
2007
Online data delivery begins
2010
Land tenure dataset released
2011
National Address Management Framework launched using G-NAF as the standard; G-NAF used to deliver 2011 Census
2015
Geoscape buildings project design commenced
2016
Open data release of G-NAF and Administrative Boundaries by Commonwealth Government; First release of Geoscape buildings dataset
2018
APIs offered in Developer Portal; National coverage of Geoscape buildings achieved
2020
Rebrand to Geoscape Australia; Geoscape Data on Demand launched; Continuous data platform automates data processing
2021
Dean Capobianco appointed CEO of Geoscape; Product unbundled: CadLite to Cadastre, Property and Planning; Administrative Boundaries into 7 products; Partnered with GeoX to use machine vision and deep learning technology to enhance its 3D digital maps of Australia; Geoscape Buildings 3.0 launched
2022
Introduced Geoscape end-to-end Managed Service built upon our Continuous Data Platform (CPD) for customers looking for a customised solution or interested in creating a workflow to use Geoscape’s data within their production environment
2023
Expanding and enriching of our data; G-NAF Core released
2024
Focusing on flexible, customised solutions to meet our customers’ evolving needs efficiently