Date: 19th November

Time: 12.30 - 1.00pm AEDT

Location: Online

Understanding how well residents are served by parks and open space is a core planning question for every council. This session walks through building an automated Open Space report using FME, combining Vicmap address data with Vicmap Open Space datasets to calculate proximity, coverage, and accessibility across a Local Government Area.

We'll cover the spatial analysis techniques involved, and show how the results can be packaged into a clear, repeatable report suitable for understanding a council's ease of access to open spaces. You'll leave with a practical template for turning open spatial datasets into decision-ready insight for your own council.

What You’ll Learn

✅ How to build an automated open space report in FME
✅ To calculate coverage and service levels using spatial analysis
✅ Practical approaches to presenting spatial results
✅ How to maintain an authoritative master dataset

Who Should Attend?

  • GIS professionals working in local government
  • FME users considering FME for spatial automation
  • Asset and Infrastructure teams involved in community facilities planning
  • Data and Digital transformation professionals seeking repeatable reporting workflows

Why This Webinar Matters

Understanding access to parks and open space is essential for informed community planning. This webinar demonstrates how councils can use FME and authoritative Vicmap data to automate accessibility analysis, create consistent and repeatable reporting, and generate evidence-based insights that support planning, investment, and service delivery decisions across their LGA.

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