GIS stories
Abandoned heritage buildings could be preserved for longer, as a Unitec project uses 3D scans to record decay and guide future repairs.
Rising flood risk from climate change could erode home prices and threaten banking stability in New Zealand's coastal cities.
New Zealand’s housing boom lifted values in almost every main centre, with Auckland now boasting 117 suburbs above the NZD $1 million mark.
Home buyers can now compare suburb-level price shifts at a glance, as CoreLogic's map shows where values have risen, fallen or held steady.
An ageing state-housing portfolio is driving poorer social outcomes as demand in New Zealand’s cities outstrips supply, Housing New Zealand says.
Free browser access lets users track 30 years of shifting surface water, with satellite data showing major land gains and reservoir growth.
Auckland households can now check whether rooftop solar will pay off, using a free calculator that maps shading and roof angles.
New Zealand primary and secondary schools now have free access to Esri's ArcGIS Online software for data analysis through maps.
The new year brought a wave of things for a lot of us (mostly headaches), but for Eagle Technology, it brought change.
GIS's applications go way beyond being a system of record for assets. Instead, it's changing business - and society as a whole.
Christchurch's Sensing City and an Auckland City smart zoning initiative have been named among the most outstanding smart city projects in APAC.
Deep in the Papua New Guinea jungle New Zealand's Eagle Technology has been hard at work on a challenging project.
GeoSmart set to launch BIonaMAP, a software designed to display market intelligence on maps, making data visualisation accessible and affordable for businesses.
ServiceNow and DXC Technology are expanding their partnership with a focus on advancing AI capabilities to enhance global service and workflow management.
Critical infrastructure firms can align geospatial designs across planning, design, and construction teams to dramatically improve deployment efficiency.
Shoalhaven City Council has upgraded its disaster recovery by migrating key services to Microsoft Azure, enhancing data security and operational efficiency.
The City of Tea Tree Gully Council has adopted TechnologyOne's Property & Rating platform, streamlining processes and enhancing efficiency across operations.
