Using high-resolution LiDAR survey data from 2022, 2023, and 2024, GIS Pro compared changes against a 2018 baseline survey. This approach allowed us to systematically identify erosion features and estimate the volume of soil lost at each stage.

Our analysis provided accurate and repeatable results, helping TerraTech track erosion trends over multiple years. Field measurements conducted by TerraTech confirmed that the erosion estimates aligned with on-the-ground observations.

Reliable GIS Support Throughout the Project

GIS Pro provided continuous GIS support during the project ensuring that TerraTech had access to accurate geospatial analysis and up-to-date data for erosion monitoring.

By leveraging high-resolution LiDAR data and GIS analysis, GIS Pro helped TerraTech gain a clear understanding of erosion patterns and ensure the site remained within safety limits. Our GIS-driven approach enabled TerraTech to proactively manage erosion risks on the tailing facility.

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Context

A Public Open Space Strategy shapes future developments and guide the management of parks and reserves.

The Town of Port Hedland was looking to develop a network of POS to serve a diverse range of purposes, whilst encouraging a healthy lifestyle.

Scope

GIS Pro worked alongside with UDLA to develop Port Hedland’s vision for open space; producing detailed maps and GIS analysis of the current POS provision.

Outcome

The GIS work allowed assessing the proportion of POS in Port Hedland suburbs. This enabled a comparison against the Western Australian Planning Commission policies and contributed to the development of Port Hedland Public Open Space Strategy.

We engaged GIS Pro at the later stages of a complex project. They made themselves immediately available and diligently responded to the challenging technical requirements and time-frames. My only regret was not involving them sooner…they will be a key part of our team going forward.

Scott Lang

Director at UDLA

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