GIS hui
Inaugural Geographic Information Systems hui for iwi in the Bay of Plenty
Hapu and iwi from around the Bay of Plenty were invited to a hui in Whakatane on Tuesday 13 December to discuss how geographic information systems (GIS) can be used to meet their economic, cultural, environmental and social goals.
Below are the presentations from the Hui.
| Title | Presenter | Size | Type |
| The New Zealand Geospatial Office | Stephen Bensber | 1.5MB | ppt |
| BOPRC Geospatial Services | Michele Hosking & Dave Withington | 6MB | ppt |
| LINZ Data Service | Jeremy Palmer, LDS Promotions Manager | 3.2MB | ppt |
| GPS Mapping for Ngapotiki Heritage Management | - | 29.9MB | ppt |
| Ngati Awa GIS Database | Te Runanga o Ngati Awa | 13.1MB | ppt |
| Ngati Rangiwewehi Rohe, Resources and People | 9MB | ppt |
Inaugural Geographic Information Systems hui for iwi in the Bay
of Plenty
Hapu and iwi from around the Bay of Plenty attended a hui in Whakatane on Tuesday 13 December 2011 to discuss how geographic information systems (GIS) can be used to meet their economic, cultural, environmental and social goals.
Participants learned about how cartography, statistical analysis and database technology can enhance their various needs in more productive ways.
Presenters from both the region and nationally described the data sets they have available and share ways that iwi could use or develop that information for themselves.
