Case Studies

Small address inaccuracies were having a big impact on the ACT Government, resulting in duplication of jobs and hours of wasted time and effort. Since implementing Geoscape’s address verification APIs, they’ve saved time and money, and noted an increase in employee and customer satisfaction.

NSW Point, an address validation tool used by NSW government agencies, makes more than 1 million Geoscape API calls a week. Seamlessly integrated into online forms and supporting real-time transaction analysis, Spatial Services shows how Geoscape APIs streamline reliable service delivery across government.

SLR Consulting relies on Geoscape Data on Demand for noise, air quality modelling and visual amenity assessments. Access to ready-to-use building outlines, heights and addresses helps them forecast the impact of major facility and infrastructure projects quickly and confidently, while controlling data costs.

WindTech are Australian leaders in wind modelling and the analysis of wind effects. They create models of buildings and measure how they move in wind tunnel testing. Geoscape buildings data simplified and automated their previously manual process.

The Energy & Water Ombudsman NSW uses Geoscape APIs to prevent address errors being typed into its online complaints form, support its reporting obligations, and deliver customer support programs.

GHD developed noise models for Australian Industrial Energy to identify areas affected by the proposed Port Kembla Gas Terminal and estimates using Geoscape cut the cost of producing a noise model by at least 50 per cent.

ACT Emergency Services Agency have been integrating G-NAF data in to their tech mapping for over 15 years. G-NAF helps emergency responders locate an exact address in their ambulance on-board computers.

Sensing Value seamlessly combined Geoscape data, including building footprints, heights, trees and surface cover, with other data in digital city models to revolutionise regulatory development. It enables local councils to simulate how land use planning decisions will affect the future functioning of Launceston.