Supporting a sustainable future

On 25 September 2015, 193 member countries of the United Nations formally adopted the Sustainable Development Agenda with 17 Sustainable Development Goals at its core. The goals are ambitious but their development has included a careful consideration of the frameworks required to support the achievement of these outcomes. This includes, for the first time, a formal acknowledgement of geospatial information’s role as fundamental infrastructure that underpins the ability of nations to develop and prosper.

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Overview

PSMA AUSTRALIA

PSMA Australia offers authoritative, national location datasets which underpin an ever-expanding range of business solutions and government services.

Our flagship product, G-NAF, is Australia’s only authoritative, geocoded physical address file. G-NAF is complemented by datasets of roads, cadastre parcels, administrative boundaries, features of interest and more.

Used together, or separately, PSMA datasets provide the geographic context that enables effective decision-making and innovation based on quality location data.

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Sep30

Supporting a sustainable future

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The 193 member states of the United Nations adopted the new Sustainable Development Agenda in September 2015. Geographic information will play a key role in supporting the achievement of a sustainable future. ...

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Sep23

Autonomous cars driving future cities

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The introduction of self-driving cars will transform the cities of the future, including how we map them....

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Sep21

Unlocking insights from big data

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Adding location into the big data mix can help unlock powerful insights....

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G-NAF

G-NAF

G-NAF is the authoritative index of geocoded Australian addresses.
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Transport & Topography

Transport & Topography

A comprehensive picture of Australia’s transport infrastructure and unique topography.
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CadLite

CadLite

Spatial representation and information about the 11.8 million legal land parcels across Australia.

Key issues

Open data

Delivering value is not a conjuring act

PSMA Australia is 100% supportive of maximising access to data for the benefit of the economy. In fact, this was the catalyst that led the governments of Australia to conceive our organisation in 1992, and ultimately led to the formation of PSMA as a company in 2001. Read more

Why is there a fee?

Geospatial data integration is an expensive business

Although PSMA accesses some of its source data free of up-front charges, the cost of standardising, conflating and enriching this diversely formatted (state, territory and other data custodian) data into national, authoritative geospatial datasets is an activity not funded by governments. Read more

A decade of G-NAF

Yesterday, today and tomorrow

In 2004 a selection of politicians and geospatial industry stakeholders assembled at Parliament House in Canberra to mark the birth of something new – a Geocoded National Address File for Australia. Read more.

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