Working Groups

The SSSI National Land Surveying Commission has identified three key areas of interest that would be valuable to surveyors and for the commission to take a leadership role in.  These three areas are categorised into working groups: 

  • Position and Autonomous Surveying Techniques
  • Cadastral Technologies, Spatial Digital Twins and BIM
  • Professional Education, Mentoring & Competency Assessment Best Practice

The structure of the Land Surveying Commission Working Groups is meant allow greater focus on problem-solving, and close co-operation amongst professionals of similar interest and expertise, and giving volunteers within the groups more flexibility to work around their schedules.

Scroll down to find out more about each working group below. 

Interested in participating in a Land Surveying Working Group? Register your interest here.

Nominations are open for Chair and Vice-Chair are open as indicated below.  Please email chair.lsc@sssi.org.au if you wish to be nominated for one of these roles.


Working Group 1 (WG1.0)
Positioning & Autonomous Surveying Techniques
Founding Chair – Nominations open
Vice-Chair – Nominations open

The purpose of the WG1 is to progress national and regional understanding of positioning and 
Autonomous Surveying Techniques. The WG1 will also focus on policies relating to positioning and measurement and autonomous surveying and the promotion of broader recognition of expertise and standards. 

It is envisaged that the group will collaborate closely with the following national and international groups:
  1.  ICSM – Geodesy WG and Australian Geospatial Reference Data WG
  2.  FIG Commission 5- WG 5.1-5.5
  3.  UNGGIM AP – WG1 Geodetic Reference Frame
  4.  Surveying and Spatial NZ – Positioning and Measurement Stream
  5.  The Pacific Geospatial and Spatial Council – Strategic Development goals

Working Group 2 (WG 2.0)
Cadastral Technologies, Spatial Digital Twins and BIM
Founding Chair – Nominations open
Vice-Chair – Ian Harper (NSW)

 

The purpose of WG2 is to progress national and regional understanding and policy of Cadastral 
Technologies, Spatial Digital Twins, and BIM Best practice.

It is envisaged that the group will collaborate closely with the following national and international groups:
 
  1.  SSSI – Spatial Digital Twin Special InterestGroup (SDT-SIG)
  2.  ICSM – Cadastre WG, Digital Twin and Smart Cities
  3.  FIG Commission 7- WG 7.1 and FIG Commission 3 - WG 3.1-3.6
  4.  UNGGIM AP – WG2 Cadastre and Land Management
  5.  Surveying and Spatial NZ - Cadastral Stream
  6.  Asian Federation of Land Surveying and Geomatics 
  7.  Smart Cities Council – Australia and NZ
 
Working Group 3 (WG 3.0)
Professional Education, Mentoring & Competency Assessment Best Practice
Founding Chair – Michael Nietschke (SA)
Vice-Chair – Michael Giudici (Tas)
 
The purpose of WG3 is to promote better National and Regional understanding and policy of Professional Education, Mentoring and Core Competency Assessment Best Practice including Mutual Recognition of Registration, Certification and CPD.
 
It is envisaged that the group will collaborate closely with the following national and international groups:
  1.  SSSI – CPD committee
  2.  CRSBANZ – Council of Reciprocating Surveyors Boards of Australia & New Zealand
  3.  FIG Commission 1 and FIG Commission 2.
  4.  Surveying and Spatial NZ - Cadastral Stream
  5.  Asian Federation of Land Surveying and Geomatics
  6.  The Pacific Geospatial and Spatial Council – Strategic Development goals
  7.  The Surveying Taskforce and Destination Spatial
 
 
Questions? 
Su Ling Meimaris
Manager, Commissions & SIG

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