
Our Journey
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The ‘Public Sector Mapping Agencies’ (PSMA Australia) consortium proposes national digital basemap for the 1996 Census
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Census is run with unprecedented quality, speed, and cost efficiency
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Incorporation of PSMA Australia Limited; CadLite Launched
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Administrative Boundaries dataset released
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G-NAF released; Transport & Topography released
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Online data delivery begins
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Land tenure dataset released
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National Address Management Framework launched using G-NAF as the standard; G-NAF used to deliver 2011 Census
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Geoscape buildings project design commenced
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Open data release of G-NAF and Administrative Boundaries by Commonwealth Government; First release of Geoscape buildings dataset
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APIs offered in Developer Portal; National coverage of Geoscape buildings achieved
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Rebrand to Geoscape Australia; Geoscape Data on Demand launched; Continuous data platform automates data processing
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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
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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
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Expanding and enriching of our data; G-NAF Core released
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Focusing on flexible, customised solutions to meet our customers’ evolving needs efficiently