Projects
Find out about our strategic and major research projects
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RIIS Research Hub (ARC)
The RIIS Research Hub is co-funded by 20 industries and four universities (UNSW, University of Melbourne, Queensland University of Technology, and Western Sydney University) and the ARC, to develop technology to address infrastructure resilience needs across Australia.
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Geospatial Routing and Information Visualisation Research Project (Synth)
DMTC, Synthesis Technologies (Synth) and the University of Melbourne Urban Analytics and Infrastructure Engineering (UoM) teams are working to define a collaborative body of work and resource research supporting ongoing development of Synth’s state of the art 3D visualization tool.
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SmartLand Indonesia (World Bank)
This project aims to improve the existing land surveying and cadastral flow/process/system, improve the data exchange system employed by relevant stakeholders in surveying and cadastral process, and produce valid and reliable textual and 2D data to be used for providing information for internal and external use.
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e-Plan (Land Use Victoria)
A partnership to modernise the Victorian land administration system has been successfully completed by researchers in the Centre for Spatial Data Infrastructures and Land Administration (CSDILA) and Land Use Victoria (LUV)
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ePlanning and eApprovals Project (Building 4.0 CRC)
This project aimed to study the current processes of planning and building permits and develop a roadmap to modernise these processes.
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Sustainability Fellows (University of Melbourne)
The faculty-based Sustainability Fellows Program underpins the University’s commitment to ensure all undergraduates can apply sustainability knowledge and values in the context of their specific discipline or field of practice
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Digital Twin
A service for Industry and Government. A digital twin is a digital representation of the real world that can be used to depict and analyse a range of real-world scenarios via 4D modelling.
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Spatially Enabled Platform to Support Liveability Planning for a Smart Nation
Developing tools to support urban planning in Singapore.
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3D Property Ownership Map Base for Smart Urban Land Administration (ARC)
Fundamental and applied research to integrate 3D spatial information about vertically located ownership properties into the current 2D property maps.
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Singapore 3D Analytics Platform
The aim of this project is to implement Singapore's Quantitative Urban Environment Simulation Tool (QUEST) into a 3D platform to support smart city planning.
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Malaysian 3D Cadastre
A 3D cadastral database system based on land administration domain model for Malaysia.
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Improving Resilience and Resilience Impact of National Land and Geospatial Systems (World Bank)
The aim of this project is to better understand the concept of resilience and how it can be successfully established, implemented, and then sustained for the vast range of stakeholders in our communities.
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Intelligent Disaster Decision Support System (Natural Disaster Resilience Grant)
This project has developed a proof of concept of an Intelligent Disaster Decision Support System (IDDSS) for urban disasters that integrates a smart geospatial platform with an advanced optimisation simulation engine.
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Planning and Managing Transport Systems for Extreme Events through Spatial Enablement (ARC Linkage)
The key objective of the project is to develop an integrated spatially enabled information platform to facilitate the identification of the affected transport system and improve efficiency of road transport planning for a given range of extreme events.
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Oil & gas, energy, and mining
A live digital duplicate of an asset, designed for remote safety monitoring, operation, maintenance planning, and design improvement.
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GeoCity
A visualisation and analytics platform designed to support various use cases such as urban planning, disaster management, 3D cadastres and land administration, urban simulation, and digital twin.
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Natural Hazard Exposure Information Modelling Framework (Bushfire & Natural Hazards CRC)
The project has reviewed current exposure information provision capabilities to identify key issues, needs, gaps, overlaps and deficiencies. A variety of State Emergency Services, disaster management agencies, and risk assessment models will use the outputs to improve their exposure database capabilities at Geoscience Australia (NEXIS).
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Urban Analytics Data Infrastructure (ARC-LIEF)
A digital data infrastructure that intends to enable the integration, harmonisation, connectivity and scalability of multi-source urban datasets. An archive of one of our completed projects.
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United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Leveraging spatial data infrastructure and integrated analytical platform to support implementation, benchmarking, measuring and monitoring the SDG indicators.
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Economic Loss Estimation Modelling (CRC)
The project identified the optimum economic policy options to recover or minimise the adverse effects of natural hazards
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Spatial Metadata Automation (ARC)
To demonstrate that metadata and spatial data can be integrated within one spatial data set so that when the spatial data is updated, the metadata related to that data set is also updated.
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AURIN & ANDS
The purpose of this project is to facilitate access to data sets for the Melbourne North West corridor. An archive of one of our completed projects.
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Integration of Built and Natural Environment Datasets in the Context of National SDI Initiatives
An archive of one of our completed projects.
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Land and Property Information in 3D
An archive of one of our completed projects.
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Spatially enabling health data in regional Victoria
An archive of one of our completed projects.
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Incorporating Sustainable Development Objectives into ICT enabled Land Administration Systems
An archive of one of our completed projects.