GIS data processing and geospatial consulting

Georeferencing, format conversion, spatial analysis and bulk map production for consultants, councils and organisations. Delivered clean, checked, and in the format your software expects.

From
$360
Turnaround
2–5 business days
Coverage
NSW & Australia-wide
Output formats
Any common GIS format

GIS data processing & geospatial consulting

GIS data processing transforms raw spatial datasets into clean, accurate, usable outputs. It covers everything from converting legacy formats and georeferencing scanned maps, through to spatial analysis, GIS database building, and bulk map production.

Plenty of organisations hold spatial data that is incomplete, badly formatted, or locked in legacy systems that modern GIS and planning tools cannot read. As a specialist GIS consultant based in NSW, Aeris Spatial delivers clean, accurate spatial data in the format your project needs, without the overhead of maintaining in-house GIS expertise.

Whether it is a one-off conversion or ongoing processing support across multiple projects, the engagement fits your workflow and timeline. This work sits alongside our GIS consulting across NSW and mapping consultancy in Sydney.

Indicative pricing

$360 + GST, from

Final price depends on dataset size, complexity, and the level of processing required. Quotes are free and come back within one business day.

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What we deliver

Each of these can be scoped on its own or combined into a single processing job.

Georeferencing
Scanned maps, PDFs and images converted to accurately positioned GIS layers tied to real-world coordinates.
CAD to GIS conversion
DWG and DXF files translated to Shapefile, GeoJSON, GeoPackage or KML, including geometry, coordinate systems and attributes.
Format conversion
Movement between any common GIS formats: Shapefile, GeoJSON, GeoPackage, KML, CSV, GeoTIFF and more.
Spatial analysis
Buffer, overlay, proximity and network analysis, plus spatial queries for reports and assessments.
Attribute calculations
Field calculations, spatial joins, area and length measurement, and data enrichment.
Bulk map production
Map series, atlas generation and report-ready map sets for large projects.
GIS database management
Organising, cleaning and standardising spatial databases for councils and organisations.

Formats and sectors

We work with almost any spatial format and deliver in whatever your software requires.

Supported formats
SHPGeoJSONGeoPackage KML / KMZGMLCSV GeoTIFFASCII gridDWG DXFLAS / LAZ
Industries served
Local councilsTown planners Environmental firmsLand developers Utilities & infrastructureState government Research & education

Why work with us

Flexible engagement
One-off jobs or ongoing support, fitted around your project schedule.
Clean, checked outputs
All processed data is validated and quality-checked before delivery.
NSW dataset experience
Familiar with NSW Spatial Services, NSW elevation data and state government spatial standards.
Fast turnaround
Most processing jobs complete within 2–5 business days depending on volume.
Any format
We work with almost any spatial format and deliver in whatever your software requires.

Frequently asked questions

What is GIS data processing?
Transforming, cleaning, converting and analysing spatial datasets so they are useful for mapping, planning and analysis. It covers georeferencing, format conversion, spatial analysis, attribute calculations and bulk map production. Essentially any work that turns raw spatial data into clean, usable outputs.
Can you convert CAD files to GIS formats?
Yes. DWG and DXF files are regularly converted into Shapefile, GeoJSON, GeoPackage and KML. Geometry translation, coordinate system assignment and attribute mapping are all handled as part of the conversion.
What is georeferencing, and when do I need it?
Georeferencing assigns real-world coordinates to an image or scanned map so it sits correctly in a GIS. You need it when historical maps, scanned survey plans or image files have to be overlaid with modern spatial data, commonly when digitising old cadastral plans or referencing historic mapping.
Can you process large datasets or bulk jobs?
Yes. Large-scale jobs are routine: thousands of features processed, hundreds of maps produced, or a large database cleaned and standardised.
What GIS file formats do you work with?
Virtually all common spatial formats: Shapefile, GeoJSON, GeoPackage, KML/KMZ, GML, CSV with coordinates, GeoTIFF, ASCII grid, DWG/DXF and LAS/LAZ point cloud. If your format is not listed, ask and we will advise on feasibility.
How long does GIS data processing take?
Simple conversions and small datasets turn around in 1–2 business days. Larger or more complex jobs typically take 3–7 business days. A realistic timeline comes with your quote.
Do you work with NSW Spatial Services datasets?
Yes, including NSW cadastral data, NSW Base Map and NSW Elevation Data. That experience means outputs integrate accurately for NSW-based projects.

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Send through what you have and what you need it to become. You will get a fixed quote and a realistic timeline back within one business day.