Explore Oceania's open source geospatial ecosystem
After Realism
After Realism
Afterrealism is a geospatial software consultancy in Canberra. We build web maps, data platforms, and cloud systems for government, research, and commercial organisations - specialising in open source tools, Earth observation, and machine learning on satellite imagery.
Alantgeo
Alantgeo
Geospatial data, mapping solutions and consulting with a focus on web and mobile applications, data processing/pipelines and OpenStreetMap.
Anup Dahal
Anup Dahal
Geospatial Software Engineer with over 5 years of experience working with open-source geospatial technologies. I have contributed to and maintained OSGeo projects such as GeoNode and GeoServer as a GIS Software Developer.
Auspatious
Auspatious
We are building a world where geospatial and Earth observation data and tools are easy to use, openly shared, and trusted, leading to increasing sustainability, inclusivity and equity.
Chartis Technology
Chartis Technology
Chartis Technology is an Australian-owned geospatial software company in Bathurst, NSW. We build practical spatial related software for local government, utilities and more. We are Open Source Software Advocates since 2012, backed by consulting, training and local support.
Development Seed
Development Seed
We improve the tools that improve the planet. Development Seed is a company that leverage massive earth data, cloud computing, geospatial AI, and thoughtful product development to empower decisionmakers with a clear view of a rapidly changing planet.
Grant Boxer
Grant Boxer
Specialising in QGIS training and consultancy services for the geology, mining and mineral exploration industries
Jonah Sullivan
Jonah Sullivan
Geospatial professional working in the Australian public sector with a focus on Python-based tooling, QGIS development, and open-source geospatial workflows.
Kiribati Women in Mapping (KWIM)
Kiribati Women in Mapping (KWIM)
Kiribati Women in Mapping (KWIM) is a non-governmental organization that empowers local women and girls through geographic information system (GIS) and spatial mapping training.
Mammoth Geospatial
Mammoth Geospatial
Mammoth Geospatial are open source geospatial specialists, with extensive expertise in QGIS, PostGIS, Mergin Maps, QField and web mapping. We offer consulting services, training, and application development.
Maptime Wellington
Maptime Wellington
MaptimeWgtn is a group of GIS professionals keen to build a community space for folks interested in cartography and geospatial technology.
North Road
North Road
We work worldwide with organisations, user groups and governments to develop QGIS core features, plugins, services, cartography and software integration as well as build the QGIS community through support of QGIS Australia and the QGIS Project.
Nova Systems
Nova Systems
Nova Systems delivers open, enterprise-scale geospatial solutions that transform location-based data into real-time situational awareness and actionable insights for defence, government, and commercial organisations.
Pacific GIS and Remote Sensing Council (PGRSC)
Pacific GIS and Remote Sensing Council (PGRSC)
The Pacific GIS and Remote Sensing Council (PGRSC) is a newly established council launched in March of 2018, however it's role has been ongoing within the Pacific region under a group of volunteers who are working in the geospatial industry.
Pozi
Pozi
Pozi is a browser-based Enterprise GIS powered by QGIS. It brings maps, spatial data and business information together in one place, so anyone can view, explore and share trusted spatial information in a browser. Australian owned and Australian Made certified.
Spatial Information Science group - The University of Melbourne
Spatial Information Science group - The University of Melbourne
The Spatial Information group within the Geomatics Discipline undertakes original research and research-led teaching, training and consulting broadly, specialising in computational methods for geospatial information, management, analysis and interaction.
Stepping Stone Drone Surveys
Stepping Stone Drone Surveys
Stepping Stone Drone Surveys is a Fiji-based geospatial service provider delivering UAV mapping, remote sensing, terrain modelling and spatial analysis using open-source GIS tools to support environmental monitoring, infrastructure, agriculture and community projects.
The Pacific Geospatial Women Network
The Pacific Geospatial Women Network
Provide technical training and support to local women groups in the Pacific.
Timor SIG (Grupo Sistema Informasaun Geografia)
Timor SIG (Grupo Sistema Informasaun Geografia)
G-SIG nu’udar organizasaun naun-governamentál ida ne’ebé lidera husi foin-sa’e sira ne’ebé bazeia iha Timor-Leste, ne’ebé dedika ba avansu jeosiénsia no GIS. G-SIG is a youth-led non-governmental organisation based in Timor-Leste, dedicated to promoting and advancing geoscience.
Whanganui District Council
Whanganui District Council
Whanganui District Council utilises an enterprise‑grade Open-Source GIS stack that replaces a traditional vendor‑centric environment with a flexible, interoperable and future‑proof GIS ecosystem spanning desktop, server, web, mobile, processing and reporting.
Explore Oceania's open source geospatial ecosystem
After Realism
After Realism
Afterrealism is a geospatial software consultancy in Canberra. We build web maps, data platforms, and cloud systems for government, research, and commercial organisations - specialising in open source tools, Earth observation, and machine learning on satellite imagery.
Alantgeo
Alantgeo
Geospatial data, mapping solutions and consulting with a focus on web and mobile applications, data processing/pipelines and OpenStreetMap.
Anup Dahal
Anup Dahal
Geospatial Software Engineer with over 5 years of experience working with open-source geospatial technologies. I have contributed to and maintained OSGeo projects such as GeoNode and GeoServer as a GIS Software Developer.
Auspatious
Auspatious
We are building a world where geospatial and Earth observation data and tools are easy to use, openly shared, and trusted, leading to increasing sustainability, inclusivity and equity.
Chartis Technology
Chartis Technology
Chartis Technology is an Australian-owned geospatial software company in Bathurst, NSW. We build practical spatial related software for local government, utilities and more. We are Open Source Software Advocates since 2012, backed by consulting, training and local support.
Development Seed
Development Seed
We improve the tools that improve the planet. Development Seed is a company that leverage massive earth data, cloud computing, geospatial AI, and thoughtful product development to empower decisionmakers with a clear view of a rapidly changing planet.
Grant Boxer
Grant Boxer
Specialising in QGIS training and consultancy services for the geology, mining and mineral exploration industries
Jonah Sullivan
Jonah Sullivan
Geospatial professional working in the Australian public sector with a focus on Python-based tooling, QGIS development, and open-source geospatial workflows.
Kiribati Women in Mapping (KWIM)
Kiribati Women in Mapping (KWIM)
Kiribati Women in Mapping (KWIM) is a non-governmental organization that empowers local women and girls through geographic information system (GIS) and spatial mapping training.
Mammoth Geospatial
Mammoth Geospatial
Mammoth Geospatial are open source geospatial specialists, with extensive expertise in QGIS, PostGIS, Mergin Maps, QField and web mapping. We offer consulting services, training, and application development.
Maptime Wellington
Maptime Wellington
MaptimeWgtn is a group of GIS professionals keen to build a community space for folks interested in cartography and geospatial technology.
North Road
North Road
We work worldwide with organisations, user groups and governments to develop QGIS core features, plugins, services, cartography and software integration as well as build the QGIS community through support of QGIS Australia and the QGIS Project.
Nova Systems
Nova Systems
Nova Systems delivers open, enterprise-scale geospatial solutions that transform location-based data into real-time situational awareness and actionable insights for defence, government, and commercial organisations.
Pacific GIS and Remote Sensing Council (PGRSC)
Pacific GIS and Remote Sensing Council (PGRSC)
The Pacific GIS and Remote Sensing Council (PGRSC) is a newly established council launched in March of 2018, however it's role has been ongoing within the Pacific region under a group of volunteers who are working in the geospatial industry.
Pozi
Pozi
Pozi is a browser-based Enterprise GIS powered by QGIS. It brings maps, spatial data and business information together in one place, so anyone can view, explore and share trusted spatial information in a browser. Australian owned and Australian Made certified.
Spatial Information Science group - The University of Melbourne
Spatial Information Science group - The University of Melbourne
The Spatial Information group within the Geomatics Discipline undertakes original research and research-led teaching, training and consulting broadly, specialising in computational methods for geospatial information, management, analysis and interaction.
Stepping Stone Drone Surveys
Stepping Stone Drone Surveys
Stepping Stone Drone Surveys is a Fiji-based geospatial service provider delivering UAV mapping, remote sensing, terrain modelling and spatial analysis using open-source GIS tools to support environmental monitoring, infrastructure, agriculture and community projects.
The Pacific Geospatial Women Network
The Pacific Geospatial Women Network
Provide technical training and support to local women groups in the Pacific.
Timor SIG (Grupo Sistema Informasaun Geografia)
Timor SIG (Grupo Sistema Informasaun Geografia)
G-SIG nu’udar organizasaun naun-governamentál ida ne’ebé lidera husi foin-sa’e sira ne’ebé bazeia iha Timor-Leste, ne’ebé dedika ba avansu jeosiénsia no GIS. G-SIG is a youth-led non-governmental organisation based in Timor-Leste, dedicated to promoting and advancing geoscience.
Whanganui District Council
Whanganui District Council
Whanganui District Council utilises an enterprise‑grade Open-Source GIS stack that replaces a traditional vendor‑centric environment with a flexible, interoperable and future‑proof GIS ecosystem spanning desktop, server, web, mobile, processing and reporting.