Bike Community Hub
Our long-term objective is to promote bicycle as an efficient, respected and safe mode of transport in urban areas. Our mashup allows cyclists or would-be cyclists: to access and exchange safety...
View ArticleAn impossible city
A map of Darwin, with all buses drawn in an approximate location on it.
View ArticleKML Cruncher
The KML Cruncher is a web service/web page that converts and generalises ESRI polygon shape files into KML ready for the web. It’s useful for those people who quickly want to move from the ESRI shape...
View Articleeightinsight
Eightinsight is a collection of data from the ABS, OpenAustralia.org, and data.australia.gov.au. The data is organised into four sections which give the user the ability to relate the progress of...
View ArticlePromoting Cycling
To promote cycling as a mode of transport you need good cycling infrastructure. To build that infrastructure, we need to know where people cycle and how many, so it can be constructed appropriately and...
View ArticleNeoGopher 16 lists and 26 HTTP APIs
Our submission has two parts: Part one: 16 MashupAustralia lists in NeoGopher. NeoGopher is a universa data browser developed in Melbourne, Australia and is designed to allow browsing of an HTTP web...
View ArticleKnow Where You Live
Know Where You Live is the prototype of a data mashup that displays a range of Australian Government data based on your geographic location along with a Google satellite map and relevant photo from the...
View ArticleEasyData
EasyData is a new user-friendly South Australian website that provides data on sixty social, environmental and economic indicators, allowing comparisons at Local Government and regional levels, or with...
View ArticleGOVIS – visualising government
A collaborative workspace for the visualisation of government structures, functions and datasets. Currently this uses the Commonwealth Agency data released by the National Archives and the goal is to...
View ArticleGet Stimulated
Get stimulated is an interactive website that allows Australians to quickly see how funding from the Governments Economic Stimulus Plan is being spent in their local area.
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