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GRI

Geospatial Research Institute | Toi Hangarau

We provide a unique opportunity for all branches of the geospatial community to communicate and collaborate on new ideas and directions in this exciting industry. The GRI brings together Iwi, business, government and researchers to better serve the geospatial needs of New Zealand, allowing us to deliver to the world, new and groundbreaking research and technology.
GeoHealth LabOur GeoHealth Laboratory undertakes applied research in health geography, spatial epidemiology and Geographical Information Systems. In particular, work focuses on how local and national contexts shape health outcomes and health inequalities.
ProjectsOur GeoHealth Laboratory undertakes applied research in health geography, spatial epidemiology and Geographical Information Systems. In particular, work focuses on how local and national contexts shape health outcomes and health inequalities.
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The Geospatial Research Institute Toi Hangarau is a world class centre of interdisciplinary geospatial expertise in New Zealand.

With our interdisciplinary partnership-based geospatial research, we aim to assist NZ Inc. to:

 

  • Leverage latent value from investments in public and other datasets – Deliver expected productivity gains from smarter use of geospatial data, technologies and analytics
  • Grow geospatial capacity, by providing access to a range of types and levels of geospatial capability
  • Realise the opportunities for geospatial innovation and R&D offered by the scale and nature of the New Zealand jurisdiction
  • Provide ongoing global leadership in the rapidly growing field of indigenous GIS.
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What we do

Geospatial Analysis

Geospatial analysis uses geographic data to make complex spatial relationships understandable, either by maps, graphs or statistics.

Urban Planning

Developing new strategies and tools to improve collaborative planning in Aotearoa New Zealand, by including local knowledge from communities and Rūnanga in town planning.

Geographic Information Science

Geographic Information Science uses software such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to collect, manage, analyse and display geographic information.

Geospatial Software Development

Building new tools to help view and understand the complexities of multiple sets of Geographic Information.

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