Presentation on Western Australia\'s Location Information Strategy at the Spatial@gov conference held in Canberra, October 2010

1. Realising the Power of Location A Location Information Strategy for Western Australia Mike Bradford | Chief Executive

3. What is it

6. Access to education

8. Enable better informed government, industry and community decision making

9. Streamline the capture and maintenance of government data

11. Better decision making

12. More targeted, efficient services

14. Strategic capture of the State’s location information

15. Enhancing access to location information

16. Citizen engagement through location technology

19. HALLS CREEK PILOT - COMMUNITY DIRECTORY

21. Leverages existing systems

22. Identifies issues in a timely manner

23. Whole of Government view of the approvals

25. REMOTE INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES INTEGRATED PLANNING AND DECISION SUPPORT

28. Data

29. GIS AnalysisDynamically Updated Map Products TOPO / Carto DB Extensible Well Structured In Built Location Knowledge Products represent a ‘View’of the underlying Data Products represent a ‘View’of the underlying Data WPOL Joined Up Government Location Information Maintenance Trusted Partners (including Direct Shared Editing, Crowd Sourcing , etc) WALIS Members

31. STATE LAND INFORMATION CAPTURE PROGRAM

33. Measure distance (relative)

35. Emergency service (planning and response)

36. Investigation / Insurance

37. Quoting / Design

40. End user focus

41. Leadership and Governance - WALIS - Lead Agency

44. End user focus

46. End user focus

49. End user focus