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SouthPAN early Open Services are available now and are progressively being improved. A certified Safety of Life service will be provided for aviation and other Safety of Life operations from 2028.

We have an ongoing programme to test the compatibility and performance of SouthPAN services on a range of GNSS devices used across different industry sectors.

Our work on the project to date.

Definitions of terms related to the Tokanui Psychiatric Hospital demolition project.

Alistair is studying by distance for a PGDipA in Geospatial Science at Massey University

This release (58) comprises selected updates to 1 Topo250 sheet.

Steps to apply for permission to use Crown lands and properties managed by Toitū Te Whenua.

The lands and properties we look after are held under a range of different legislation, each with different requirements. This means the obligations we have vary, depending on the legislation that applies.

Information on Toitū Te Whenua's management of commercial tenancies, leases and other arrangements for use of Crown lands and properties, and who to contact if you have a maintenance or facility service request.

Our software is used to adjust geodetic networks and convert coordinate systems. This software is free, and runs on Windows.

Explanation of the differences between what's in a fee report and what's in an invoice.

Amended and corrected geographic feature names

Alex Graham, Jack Clarke, Tom Fyfe, Alfred Fitchet (Alf) Grenfell, Robert Low, Malcolm Ross, George Moir, Ebeneezer Teichelmann and Hugh Francis (Frank) Wright.

Our National Elevation Programme provides open-source LiDAR based elevation data for most of New Zealand.

Our 3D Coastal Mapping (3DCM) programme will map New Zealand’s coastline to help the country prepare for the impacts of climate change and understand how our coastline is changing.

To manage and restore coastal areas effectively over the long term, we need a clear picture of what the coastline looks like, what habitats exist there, and how they respond to natural changes and hazards.

3DCM data will be used to update nautical charts for maritime safety, a core part of LINZ’s obligations under the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS).

Access the Airborne Topographic and Bathymetric LiDAR Specification as well as our webinars that cover the technology, benefits and use cases.