Wānanga Tuaiwa: Overlaying Maori Land Survey Plans and identifying change
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About this event
HIstorical survey plans created in the mid to late 1800s were often developed with local support and can be a valuable taonga of information lost to living memory.
In this session we will look at how to identify, find and get access to these historical resources, as well as overlay them on the whenua and visualise them in 3D.
We will also look at acquiring historical aerial imagery, and more recent but historical satellite imagery, to overlay and help build a picture of change over time.
Organiser Toitū te Whenua
Organiser of Wānanga Tuaiwa: Overlaying Maori Land Survey Plans and identifying change
We make sure New Zealand has accurate information about where people and places are, people have confidence in their property rights and Crown property is well managed for future generations.
Our responsibilities include managing land titles, geodetic and cadastral survey systems, topographic information, hydrographic information, managing Crown property and supporting government decision making around foreign ownership.
