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A Local-State Government Spatial Data Sharing Partnership

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A <strong>Local</strong>-<strong>State</strong> <strong>Spatial</strong> <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Sharing</strong> <strong>Partnership</strong> Model to Facilitate SDI Development<br />

59 Management does not recognise a need for a full-time GIS Officer. The role is shared with<br />

other duties. Q1g is actually only 0.75 FTE. Recently this was less than 0.5.<br />

Management expectations of GIS are not matched with resources.<br />

60 Resourcing is adequate for maintaining current level of GIS use within organisation but<br />

inadequate in terms of having any coherant vision for future development of GIS unit.<br />

61 This has to be balanced against the scale of other business activities within the organisation.<br />

66 Council has recently decided that the GIS needs to be better supported than it has in the<br />

past. Accordingly, it has created the fulltime GIS position and made greater provision in<br />

annual budgets.<br />

67 The GIS unit is under the Property & Information Services Dept which is under the umbrella<br />

of Corporate & Community Services<br />

70 The GIS unit provides excellent value for money<br />

71 WE are in a position were we are still moving forward, however we could be doing more if<br />

we had more resources<br />

77 2 officers (assets/rates) do part time GIS, consultant does 1 day a month<br />

79 Really need another person part time and an increase in budget for aerial photography and<br />

software to help process M1 forms<br />

82 GIS currently runs off an individual workstation with data backed up onto a server. Council<br />

has just purchased version 8 of MapInfo which will be networked thus giving greater access<br />

and flexibility to other staff in the organisation.<br />

83 The GIS funding matches its current requirements within the council<br />

85 tasks are always prioritised, always more things to do, section could be resourced to the hilt<br />

but would still require more at times<br />

96 Re Q1j - Management fully support the GIS and even use the GIS and see the potential of<br />

the GIS yet, they don't understand the need to fund appropriate research and development,<br />

data quality/assurance or purchase of high quality data - eg better quality imagery more<br />

regularly etc.<br />

98 GIS is a very fast moving and growing area of <strong>Local</strong> <strong>Government</strong> and the area will always be<br />

craving resources to do more to provide better mapping and data collections methods for the<br />

Shire<br />

100 Q1k With this council having the second lowest rate base in the state, money is very tight.<br />

Whilst there are things that could be improved with more money, it is not at this stage<br />

hindering the development as we are still only in GIS infancy at 18 months old.<br />

Q1b The total number of employees includes outdoor staff. There are approximately only 25<br />

indoor staff.<br />

103 Since Wyndham is an extremely fast growing Council the maintenance required to<br />

adequately maintain VicMap Property and internal datasets is a time consuming process. It<br />

was only within the last 5 months that WCC employed a 2nd full time GIS Officer. We will be<br />

requesting another full time staff member for the capture of assets in next year’s budget.<br />

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