Spatial Data Workshop

Leveraging Spatial Data for New Zealand Agriculture

DataLinker Limited, in conjunction with Precision Agriculture Association New Zealand, invite NZ companies involved in the use and sharing of agricultural mapping data to a day focussed on exploring how we can encourage more effective sharing and use of spatial data.

Spatial data is used by a wide variety of businesses. Effective use is essential for managing environmental compliance and the increasingly complex political, social and market pressures.

Presently data is generated, entered or captured multiple times because of the difficulties in sharing. Barriers to more effective reuse include concerns around access control and privacy, lack of common identifiers to link datasets and inconsistent data formats and quality.

Members of the DataLinker map cluster are seeking to address these challenges.

Agenda Highlights

- Challenges with re-using spatial data across organisations

- DataLinker update – current status and next steps in developing common spatial APIs

- Unique Farm Identification

- Facilitated breakout sessions for technical experts and key decision makers

Who should attend?

- Decision makers seeking to be information, and with influence on their organisations approach

- Optionally, technical personnel with knowledge of the data to be shared/data sharing requirements

Lunch and refreshments provided

Parking available onsite

If you have any questions please contact support@datalinker.org

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