Downloaded 51 times
Uploaded byPSMA Australia
Geoscape - Capturing the built environment
The Geoscape project aims to provide detailed information about the built environment in Australia, including data on buildings, land cover, and property attributes. The rollout will occur in phases beginning in early 2016, with a maintenance schedule starting in early 2017. Access to this data will be facilitated through various licensing options, allowing for both spatial and transactional uses.
![Vibe Coding vs. Spec-Driven Development [Free Meetup]](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/vibecodingvsspecdrivendevelopment-251209105622-43f455e7-thumbnail.jpg?width=640&height=640&fit=bounds)
Geoscape - Capturing the built environment
- 1. Geoscape Capturing the BuiltEnvironment
- 2. The Built Environment “Thehuman-made space in which people live, work, and recreate on a day-to-day basis. The built environment encompasses places and spaces created or modified by people including buildings, parks, and transportation systems.”1 1 Roof, K; Oleru N. (2008). "Public Health: Seattle and King County’s Push for the Built Environment.". J Environ Health 71: 24–27.
- 3. Defining the builtenvironment
- 4. COMING SOON! GEOSCAPE Geoscape willprovide an unprecedented level of detail for every property in Australia by providing essential information about what exists at an address. • Identification of building structures • Key building features • Landcover • Property information • Alignment to key authoritative information www.pmsa.com.au/geoscape
- 5. Base Product Building • Roofoutline • Max roof height • Eave height • Ground height • Number of vertices • Area • Roof pitch/complexity • Roof material • Zoning • Residential flag • Solar panels Swimming Pool • Association to an address Landcover • Road • Rock • Roof • Trees, including height information • Grass • Unspecified Vegetation • Buildings • Water Linkages • Address • Cadastre • Property
- 6.
- 7. SwimmingPools © 2015 PSMA,Digital Globe & LPI NSW
- 8. RoofOutline © 2015 PSMA,Digital Globe & LPI NSW
- 9. MaximumBuildingHeight © 2015 PSMA,Digital Globe & LPI NSW
- 10. MinimumGroundElevation © 2015 PSMA,Digital Globe & LPI NSW
- 11. RoofPitch/Complexity © 2015 PSMA,Digital Globe & LPI NSW
- 12. RoofMaterial © 2015 PSMA,Digital Globe & LPI NSW
- 13. SolarPanels © 2015 PSMA,Digital Globe & LPI NSW
- 14. Landcover © 2015 PSMA,Digital Globe & LPI NSW
- 15. © 2015 PSMA,Digital Globe & LPI NSW
- 16. PSMA Data Linkages BuildingPID BDNSW186 Building Polygon PID BDPNSW186 Building Address PID Address Detail PID Process Type BDANSW2452 GANSW703948029 1 Building CAD PID CAD PID Process Type BCNSW223 NSW17421808 1 Building Property PID Property PID Process Type BPNSW200 NSW1754552 1 Building Zone PID Planning Zone Code BPZNSW186 Residential Building PolygonBuilding Building Address Building CAD Building Property Building Planning Zone
- 17.
- 18. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Canberra Newcastle Sydney Wollongong Darwin Townsville Gold Coast Cairns Brisbane Adelaide Hobart Geelong Melbourne Perth Category 1 2 3 4 5 PRIORITY AND QUALITYCLASSIFICATION 0 500 1,000250 Kms Coverage Full Data Specification Med-High Population and Risk Low Population and Med-High Risk or Med-High Population and Low/No Risk Medium Population and Low/No Risk or Very low Population Reduced Data Specification Rural areas Remote areas
- 19. Proposed Product Delivery •Early 2016 – Adelaide • Mid 2016 – Capital Cities Nationally • Late 2016 – All other populated areas • Early 2017 – All rural and regional areas
- 20. Maintenance Schedule Commencing Early2017 • Flexible maintenance regions based on a grid based maintenance model • Flexible model focused on areas of highest demand from the marketplace • Complete product specifications for each area based on region
- 21. Annual Maintenance • Buildings –Changes and quality improvements for all populated areas – Building outlines and heights – Swimming pools from automated capture only, no crowd sourcing – No capture of solar panel • Land Cover – Refresh for populated areas – Improvements in rural and remote areas • Zoning and Building Use – Improvements and update nationally • Elevation – Improvements to populated areas • Rural and remote updates – Less frequent updates, currently expected for approximately 2 and 4 year update periods.
- 22.
- 23. Licensing and Access •Reseller Channel – Annual royalty fees – Spatial and a-spatial options – Whole of Australia through to transactional options • Licensing – Annual license option – Perpetual license option
- 24. www.psma.com.au/geoscape For further information,please contact: Gerry Stanley gerry.stanley@psma.com.au