Problem
Useful property information was spread across separate government datasets and map services, making preliminary land assessment slow and fragmented.
Built
LandMaps
Property intelligence for land valuers, assessors, managers and farmers.
Spatial data
GIS
Property intelligence
Open data
Approach
Agri-IT brought NSW cadastre, addressing, elevation, climate, soils, land capability, biodiversity, vegetation, valuation and sales data into one searchable spatial interface.
Outcome
Users can search by address or lot/plan, explore property layers and attributes, and build a faster preliminary picture of land from one map.
Problem
Property intelligence was scattered across separate government datasets and map services.
Idea
Start with a property search, then bring the relevant spatial context to the user in one place.
Prototype
Combined lot, address, terrain, climate, soil, vegetation and valuation layers in a single map workflow.
Outcome
A working property intelligence tool for land valuers, assessors, managers and farmers.
What we learned
The difficult part is not displaying more layers. It is making provenance, limitations and preliminary-use disclaimers clear enough for responsible decisions.
Help shape LandMaps
Which property information or workflow would make this more useful?
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