Space+Spatial Industry Growth Roadmap 2030
In this information age economic success, societal well-being and national security pivots around our ability to collect, disseminate, understand and exploit complex sets of data in a timely and effective manner.
Space and spatial capabilities are central to achieving this and can provide essential data and services to support areas of national importance such as land and water security, emergency management, and autonomous systems and smart cities management.
The ‘SPACE+SPATIAL’ Roadmap is being developed to:
HIGHLIGHT
the strategic importance of a strong Australian space and spatial capability
IDENTIFY
the critical characteristics of such a capability
OUTLINE
the steps required to realise an integrated space and spatial eco-system that will be a key national asset
IDENTIFY
industry growth opportunities and propose actions to grow the space and spatial sectors
SPACE+SPATIAL
This national industry roadmap is not about space or about spatial skills and technologies. It is exploring the value and potential for Australia of the intersection between the two.
... MEETS...
A coordinated, strategic approach to integration of Australia’s space and spatial sectors would have many benefits.
... SPATIAL
The spatial disciplines impact all our lives everywhere, every day. For more context, visit the Spatial Explained page.
The spatial industry can play a significant role in contributing to the Government’s three key objectives for the space industry by 2030:
20000
NEW JOBS
12
BILLION DOLLARS TO GDP
1000
MILLION DOLLARS TO INVESTMENT PIPELINE
ABOUT THE NATIONAL CONSULTATION
During 2020 a consultation paper has been drafted that – following dialogue and feedback from industry, SMEs, research and public sectors – will become a national roadmap for ‘space & spatial’ industry growth through to 2030.
KEY ISSUES
Our comprehensive paper is central to the national consultations for the ‘Space & Spatial Industry Roadmap 2030’.
We invite input on some specific topics as well as ask some Big Questions. You’re absolutely free to have your say on as much or as little as you prefer.
Below, our 24 Key Issues are framed within ten broad recurring themes for your ease of viewing. Please mix and filter for your interest!
Get involved. Have your say.
This is a once in a generation opportunity to contribute in a specific way to the future development of Australia by bringing your expertise and experience to a national consultation that can have a lasting impact.
It’s about seeing the opportunities for our country in new ways by first considering what these emerging scenarios might mean – for our work and our professional disciplines, for our businesses and industries – so that together we can carve out new spheres of opportunity and economic growth.
For something with so much potential, we’ve been working to make it quick and easy for you to have your say while learning how these new pathways may impact you and your work.
Host a discussion. Upload your group’s feedback.
Everyone wants to share their experience and have a say. But we know surveys are tedious and no one needs yet more sticky notes!
So you can grab a coffee and get some colleagues together to work through the issues at your own pace – over a morning tea break or a quiet afternoon.
The range of ways that you can participate simply and quickly include:
- A self-guided discussion using our kit
- A 10-Minute Tickabox online feedback
- Joining a facilitated Industry 'Professional Focus' stream in coming weeks (online or onsite)
- Attending a co-hosted 'Location Linkup' session in your city (online or onsite)
- …or a combination of these. What works for you and your colleagues?
