A gathering of Auckland business and local government leaders has been shown how readily available 3D geospatial technologies could create a spatial plan for Auckland that addresses the city’s growth challenges, engages communities and brings value to the national economy.
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Nextspace paper published today for distribution to attendees at the spatial plan panel discussion – Auckland’s Spatial Plan: What will it look like?
The Sunday Star Times ran an article yesterday on the Nextspace visual city vision for the Auckland Super City. Local Government Minister, Rodney Hide says he is taking the idea seriously “I think it’s amazing. It’s very impressive” and Nikke Kay, National’s Auckland Centre MP was also supportive, calling it a ”huge opportunity”.
A 3D database of location-based council data could unite councils and citizens to more effectively deliver on the Super City vision. Nextspace is leading an initiative to build a ‘Visual City’ platform that could unite the data held by the eight councils merging into the Auckland Super City and make this data more accessible for communities and governance.
Nextspace Media Release:
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National Business Review 4 October 09:
A 3D view of Auckland, the super city
View Presentation:
Nextspace Visual City Presentation
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