Captured as part of the 2005-6 CIP Program, this photography covers 1111sqkm of Latrobe LGA and 393sqkm of the power corridor through Baw Baw LGA. The project was organized in conjuntion with 0.15m Gippsland rail corridor & urban photography/DTM projects.

2010-11 Mallee - Murray River - RapidEye

Captured as part of the 2005-6 CIP Program, this photography is an extension of the Shire of Bass Coast Project area into the western part of the Shire of South Gippsland. The imagery was digitally acquired at 35cm resolution and consists of 3 visible bands and 1 infra-red band. Images are available in in their original frame geometry in TIFF and ECW format with MapInfo TAB files. The images were acquired within the month of March 2006.

This photography was captured on behalf of the Hume City Council as part of the 2007-8 CIP program. The photography consists of 3 true color visible bands (rgb) and was digitally acquired at a resolution of 15cm and fully orthorectified. The images are available as a mosaic and in 1km tiles.

2013 Grampians & Kentbruck Post Fire Photography

Single pulse, four return LiDAR with a vertical accuracy of +/-10 cm was captured over the townships of Neerim South and Ellinbank on the 17th Jan 2016. The LiDAR was classified to ISCM Level 2 and the mass and ground points used to generate a 1 metre gridded DEM and 0.5m Interval Contours of a suitable quality for urban growth planning. Keywords: LiDAR, DEM, Contours, Elevation

16-2010-11 Floods-Broken River Floods Photography

The photography was captured to be used for council business such as: asset mapping, analysis and assistance with everyday corporate GIS enquiries and printing, planning, building, etc. The orthorectified imagery includes 3 visible bands (RGB). The imagery is tiled into 1km tiles and available in both TIFF and ECW compressed formats. A 1 metre gridded DEM and 50cm contours derived from LiDAR were generated over Benalla.

2010-11 Grampians Flood Imagery - RapidEye

Captured as part of the 2007-8 CIP program this 0.35m photography was digitally acquired using a Zeiss LMK 2000 camera system and includes 3 visible bands. The imagery has been fully orthorectified and tiled into 5km tiles. It is available in both TIFF and ECW compressed format.