NSW-based GIS consultant offering professional data processing, georeferencing, spatial analysis, data conversion, and bulk map production for consultants, councils, and organisations across Sydney and NSW
GIS data processing transforms raw spatial datasets into clean, accurate, and usable outputs. It encompasses everything from converting legacy data formats and georeferencing scanned maps, through to running spatial analysis, building GIS databases, and automating bulk map production workflows.
Many organisations have spatial data that is incomplete, incorrectly formatted, or stored in legacy systems that cannot be easily used by modern GIS or planning tools. As a specialist GIS consultant based in NSW, Aeris Spatial provides a practical, cost-effective geospatial consulting solution — delivering clean, accurate spatial data in the format your project needs, without the overhead of maintaining in-house GIS expertise.
Whether you need a one-off data conversion or ongoing GIS processing support across multiple projects, we provide flexible, professional geospatial consulting tailored to your workflow and timeline. Our data processing capabilities sit alongside our broader GIS consulting NSW and GIS mapping consultant Sydney services.
Converting legacy planning data to modern GIS formats; processing environmental field survey data into spatial layers; generating hundreds of property maps automatically; cleaning and standardising council or utility spatial datasets; running spatial queries for consultancy reports and environmental assessments.
Our GIS data processing services are used across a wide range of sectors that rely on spatial data:
We use industry-standard platforms and open-source tools to deliver high-quality GIS data processing outcomes:
Pricing starts from $360 depending on dataset size, complexity, and the level of processing required. Contact us for a fast, no-obligation quote.
Request a Free QuoteGIS data processing involves transforming, cleaning, converting, and analysing spatial datasets to make them useful for mapping, planning, and analysis. It includes tasks such as georeferencing, data format conversion, spatial analysis, attribute calculations, and bulk map production — essentially any work that turns raw spatial data into clean, usable outputs.
Yes. We regularly convert DWG and DXF files from CAD platforms into GIS-compatible formats including Shapefile, GeoJSON, GeoPackage, and KML. We handle geometry translation, coordinate system assignment, and attribute mapping as part of the conversion process.
Georeferencing is the process of assigning real-world coordinates to an image or scanned map so it can be accurately positioned in a GIS environment. You need it when you have historical maps, scanned survey plans, or image files that need to be overlaid with modern spatial data or used for analysis. It is commonly needed when digitising old cadastral plans or referencing historic mapping.
Yes. We use Python automation and scripted workflows to handle large-scale processing efficiently. Whether you need thousands of features processed, hundreds of maps generated, or a large database cleaned and standardised, we can scope and deliver the project at scale.
We work with virtually all common GIS and spatial data formats including Shapefile (.shp), GeoJSON, GeoPackage (.gpkg), KML/KMZ, GML, CSV with coordinates, GeoTIFF, ASCII grid, DWG/DXF (CAD), LAS/LAZ (point cloud), and more. If you have a format not listed, contact us and we will advise on feasibility.
Simple conversions and small datasets can be turned around in 1–2 business days. Larger or more complex processing jobs typically take 3–7 business days. We provide a realistic timeline estimate when we quote your project.
Yes. We are experienced with NSW Spatial Services data including NSW cadastral data, NSW Base Map, NSW Elevation Data, and other state government spatial datasets. This experience helps us deliver accurately integrated outputs for NSW-based projects.