This session will help you identify a range of tools and data available to you, and GIS processes you can apply to help identify, support, and use in Papakāinga development proposals and land use planning.

A variety of tools including websites and GIS applications will be demonstrated how to source data from existing sources including Te Puni Kōkiri, Toitū te Whenua, Māori Land Court, Councils and Government Departments to derive your own data and results.

Themes to be covered may include exploring available data sources and mapping websites, imagery, LiDAR, infrastructure, services, site location, services, geographical, analysis using multiple datasets and criteria such as drive time to food, education, services, and potentially presenting the results of your analysis to stakeholders.

If you have specific patai, please email well prior so that these can be researched for inclusion.

Please note, our focus is finding, accessing and using Geospatial Information for this kaupapa (we will not cover funding or process/legislation).

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This session is part of the Ngā Poutama Matawhenua | Practical GIS Mapping series and will be recorded and shared.

Ngā Poutama Matawhenua is a programme of fortnightly online mapping wānanga to help you learn how to map your whenua and tell your stories through GIS mapping. These interactive wānanga are specifically tailored towards those working for iwi, Māori trusts and environmental groups.

For more information and to register your interest, and request a theme to be added:

https://linz.govt.nz/poutama

To access previous recordings and resources: hae.re/poutama