Mike Bradford - Chief Executive

Accurate, definitive Location Information to driveefficiencies - a State Government perspective

Western Australia

20 Million topographic features

490,000km of roads and tracks

30,000 Survey Marks

24,000 Bench Marks

1,178,693 Property Titles

1,600,000 Property Street Addresses

400TB of Digital aerial photography, growing by 90 TB per year

150 TB of satellite imagery,download 60gb per day

1.6 million property valuations per year

Shared Land Information Platform (SLIP)

Shared information delivery service providing fast and easy access to the

State’s land information. SLIP facilitates improvement of business processes and

systems which use land information across networked government.

SLIP In UseSLIP Statistics

More than 3000 registered users

56,000 repeat and new visitors a month

More than 4,000,000 hits this month

More than 400 gigabytes of data accessed per month

25 agencies more than 450 data sets

Minimising Asset Management CostsCreating a Cost Effective Tool for Managing WA’s public, Community and Aboriginal housing

The power of creating a macro view of housing stock and demand improved the discovery, analysis and decision making for WA’s Department of Housing (DoH)

The Housing Assets Geographic Information System was built using the Shared Land Information Platform (SLIP), an online whole of government system for integrating and accessing public sector data

Realising savings of $1.5 million on system build

The most up to date information always available

Data extraction, integration and maintenance costs minimised

Emergency Management

Interest Enquiry

Landgates Interest Enquirysystem currently has 27Interests represented on the system out of62 interests.

This represents 11 Agencies within theWestern AustralianGovernment.

The total 62 interestsidentified representagencies across 13 otherState and Federal and ahost of Local GovernmentAuthorities.

Aboriginal Communities Dept of Indigenous Affairs

Aboriginal Heritage Dept of Indigenous Affairs

Aboriginal Lands Trust Dept of Indigenous Affairs

Bush Forever Areas Dept of Planning

Metro Region Planning Schemes Dept of Planning

Native Vegetation Department of Agriculture and Food

Acid Sulfate Soils Department of Environment and Conservation

Development Control Area Swan River Trust

Ground Water Department of Water

Floodplains Department of Water

Public Drinking Water Department of Water

Control of Access on State Roads

Main Roads Department

Emergency Services Levy Fire and Emergency Services

Heritage Places (State Register Only)

Heritage Council

Mining Titles Dept of Mines and Petroleum

Petroleum Tenure Dept of Mines and Petroleum

Native Title and Indigenous Land Use Agreements

Landgate

Property Interests

Interest Enquiry and SLIP

SLIP Enabler

Security ChannelsData

ExtractionMapping

Applications Data

Access

INTEREST ENQUIRY - Single Point of Access

Industry bodieseg ANZLIC, …

DAFWA

MRWALandgate

DIA

NNTT

DEH...

…Mining

Utilities

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LGAs

Sea Level Rise

1.1m by 2100

Potential impact

Between 18,000 and 29,000 residential buildings at risk

Replacement value between $5 - $8 billion

Population Growth

Expected to reach 2.2million by 2031

Infrastructure Pressures

Affordable housing

Access to education

Availability of health services

Drying Climate

Rainfall expected to reduce 2 - 14% by 2030

Water

Water run off to decrease between 20 and 30%

Key Challenges

Objectives of the Location Strategy

Goals

Facilitate the State’s growth andsustainable development

Enable better informedgovernment, industry and

community decision making

Streamline the capture andmaintenance of government

Data

Foster innovative thought,Process and practice

Benefits

Direct financial savings

Better decision making

More targeted, efficient services

Greater public participation

Location Information Strategy

SLIP Managed Components

Governance – Collaboration – Innovation – Industry Development – Education and Awareness Raising

State Land Information Capture Program

Real Time Positioning

Cutting the Cost of InfrastructureConstructing the Perth to Bunbury Highway

Largest project undertaken by Main Roads WA - 70.5km of road and 14 million tonnes of material

Utilised GPS machine guidance, realtime positioning technology, location information and two-way communications

Project was successfully completed 6 months early; and $18 million under budget

At least 3 months and $14 million ofthese savings were directly attributed tousing real time positioning services andlocation information

For Western Australia

Street Address Policy

Street address Is how citizens identify their location!

Landgate’s address dataset established as authoritative

BenefitsStreamlines Business processes

Easier for citizens to advise government of changes

Improvements for emergency management

All staff have spatial view of facilities, business boundaries and health data in a web-mapping application called HealthTracks

Built in partnership with CRCSI, uses SLIP

Allows users to map their own data

Provides evidence of health need and vulnerable groups in the population, optimising resource allocation

Optimising Health ResourcesA novel approach to visualising health information empowers decision makers in policy and planning

Plotting the location of infectious disease aids in Government response and planninglocation of clinics

Models of blood lead levels inform leadcontamination investigation and response

Spatial models of mosquito-borne disease informs Local Government and State Planners of potential risk

Location of mental health at risk populations defines service catchment areas

Maps of heart disease improves emergency response services

Improving Knowledge of DiseaseSpatial analysis tools add value to disease monitoring programs, example from WA:

Vehicle Engine Management

Saving fuel and reducing CO2 emissions

Requires accurate elevationand road centreline data tooptimise engine performanceand fuel consumption

Provides vehicles with knowledge ofupcoming grades as well as theslope and length of those grade3D road vectors are integrated into the vehicle’s powertrain control system, to shift gears and use its transmission to accommodate for uphill climbs and downhill slope, maintaining speed without wasting fuel or causing engine damage

links to ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) for route planning,adaptive cruise control, headlight steering, road previewand curve warning

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Australian vehicles in 2010 - 32 billion litres of fuel and 76 million tonnes of CO2

Freight component is notionally 25% of total: 8 billion litres VEM systems can provide a saving of 1% (in the US, 3-8% has been shown): $104 Million per year

Annual CO2 emissions saving : 190,000 tonnes

Estimate existing data holdings could achieve 60% of savings

multiple other benefits not so easily quantified: water management, climate change adaptation, emergency management, civil engineering, infrastructure planning and delivery (telco, energy, civil, utilities)

Saving fuel and reducing CO2 emissions

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