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Alpine Shire Geographic Apps: Empowering a Rural Community

This project showcases the development of innovative geographic applications focusing on bridge inspection, fire notice inspection, animal control, and bushfire attack level assessment for Alpine Shire in Victoria, Australia. The cost-effective solutions provide essential tools for efficient public land management and community safety.

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Alpine Shire Geographic Apps: Empowering a Rural Community

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  1. There is a mApp for that!

  2. Alpine Shire Approx. 350 km from Melbourne 4790 sq km 92% public land 11,881 residents Main office based in Bright

  3. Alpine Shire

  4. IT & GIS @ ASC

  5. In the beginning…

  6. In the beginning…

  7. In the beginning…

  8. Bridge Inspection App What did we do? • Map centric • Batched XML data import and export • Simple interface (1 process) What did we learn? • Very cost effective • Task specific • Standard basemap sufficient

  9. The saga continues…

  10. Fire Notice Inspection App What did we do? • Addressed 4 business processes • Real-time data synchronisation What did we learn? • Remove need for user interaction • Requirement for additional basemaps

  11. Dogs and Cats What did we do? • Web-based • Conception to delivery ~2 weeks What did we learn? • KISS • Apps where apps are required

  12. The saga keeps continuing…

  13. BAL Plan(Bushfire Attack Level) What did we do? • Instigate free BAL assessment service • Cloud-based ETL service What did we learn? • Focus on outcomes not design • Multiple map sources

  14. Into the future…

  15. In conclusion

  16. Thank You

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