Presented by Peter Howie (MISNSW, ICD Asia Pacific)
FPET Points: 1 Cadastral Survey Practice
Any Surveyor, at anytime, anywhere in the world, after any natural disaster can repeat this project and achieve the same results. Recent bushfires significantly impacted many regions across Australia including vast areas bushland and some rural & residential areas. Approximately four weeks after the bushfires ceased we voluntarily commenced a project in one bushfire affected community.

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FPET Points: 1 Development Planning

Heath McMahon MISVic, & David Reginato, Melbourne Water. Download the Presentation here.

Russell Campbell GRADISVis, Powercor/ CitiPower. Download the Presentation here.
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“CROWN LAND ISSUES AROUND RIVERS AND STREAMS”
NEVILLE BRAYLEY MISVic, Senior Surveyor (Great Ocean Road) | Surveyor-General Victoria
FPET Points: 1 Cadastral Survey Practice
A look at some of the survey related issues specific to Crown land around rivers and creeks. Topics will include land dealings from the 1830s – 1880s, land status tenures and types, early Land Acts and Government Gazettes, the 1881 Permanent Public Purposes Reserve along some watercourses, what is important about 1905 to Crown land boundaries.

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Tuesday 19 May, 11am – 12pm. Complex Mixed Use Subdivisions By Rhett Oliver, Partner, Colin Biggers & Paisley Pty Ltd (1 Cadastral Survey Practice Point)

Thursday 21 May, 11am – 12pm. Sustainability in the Planning Process – Why is it Needed? What is Required? What are the Benefits? By Samuel Thompson, Director, Ecoresults (1 Development Planning Point)

Tuesday 26 May, 11am – 12pm. Overview of Aboriginal Cultural Heritage and Project Related Requirements. By Jen Burch, Director/Archaeologist/Heritage Advisor, Jem Archaeology Pty Ltd (1 Development Planning Point)

Thursday 28 May, 11am – 12pm. Major Transport Projects Facilitation Act dealing By Matthew Curtis, LUV (1 Cadastral Survey Practice Point)

Have you ever wondered how the various GPS Rovers compare?

Further reading here.

SPEAR ePlan Update

Melbourne Water’s Digital Engineering Initiative : How Melbourne Water are implementing the recently released Victorian Digital Assets Strategy (VDAS)

Rob Steel OAM presentation

Surveying Task Force Update

STF RMIT student experience

Adverse possession – case studies, how to claim, how to defend and how to remove road encumbrances as part of the process

SRBV Update

Amy Brown, Executive Officer – Healthy Greater Bendigo. The Active Living Census and Health and Wellbeing in our communities. How planners and surveyors impact outcomes

Andrea Tomkinson, Chair – Northern Chapter of U.D.I.A. Director Tomkinson Group Victoria’s Planning System. An international Perspective.

Colin Thomas, Director – Landform Surveys & Keiran Dinuvzo, UPG software Survey Drones: A practical look at how to incorporate this technology into your projects

Craig Sandy, Surveyor General Victoria. Cadastral Topics and Updates

Cadastral Case Study – Andrew Thompson

Cadastral Case Case Study – Shortage in aCrown Allotment at Chewton

Rachael Musgrave-Evans LS presentation

Download the Land Use Victoria presentation slides here

Surveyor-General Victoria Update

Victoria in Future 2019

DonateLife Victoria

2019 Municipal Revaluation Value Trends and Impacts

SESSION 1

Kate Williams “Leading Change Management as we transition to a Modernised Digital Cadastre”

Robin McDowell “Easements – What are they good for?”

Alexandra Lee “We are all storytellers”

SESSION 2

Michelle Russo “Professional Training Agreements”

SESSION 3

Kellie Dean “ISV Strategic Plan”

Desmond Zhang “ISV Student Representative”

Land Use Victoria Update “26Y”

SESSION 4

Craig Sandy “Mental Health and the Surveying Profession”

Clint Joseph “An Interactive Analysis of a Regional Victoria Cadastral Case Study”

One of the objectives of the Surveying Task Force is to raise the profile of the surveying profession.

With the assistance of substantial ISV funding, the STF undertook a significant research and branding project to develop a clear brand position for Licensed Surveyors.

Available for you here is a Brand Communications Guide that articulates that brand position.

Licensed Surveyor Brand Communications Guide 

Sincere thanks to Members for any input they provided into this cornerstone document.

The development of this guide was based on supplying the profession with a single communication touchpoint that addresses all of the facets of the profession. It provides guidance on how to communicate the breadth of the surveying profession’s impact and role.

The guide contains:

– A rundown of the key brand attributes of the licensed surveyor brand.

– Detailed outlines of the key benefits derived by stakeholders such as architects and developers.

– Examples of content for use on websites and other communication mediums.

– Elevator pitches for reference when communicating the various roles licensed surveyors take on.

– Directives for copywriting and branding mandatories across state lines.

ISV recommends you review this document, incorporating the language and messaging therein across your online, social and print communications where you deem appropriate.

These guidelines, if adhered to, will help position the surveying profession as an integral pillar upon which the modern world is built and administrated.

If there are any comments or feedback on the guide, please contact the ISV as needed.

1. Download the Diversity and Inclusion document

DAY 1

Surveyor General Victoria – Cadastral Update Panel

GDA2020 Update

RE Plan Requirements

Spatial Showcase

Keynote Address VLRS

C R Kennedy

DAY 2

Scanning for Cadastral Surveying

Functions, Benefits & Optimum Accuracy for Upgraded Spatial Cadastres

Growing Victoria’s second city

Social Innovation for Sectoral Change

President’s Panel

Emma Miller-Olsen, VicRoads

Fieldwork Based Cadastral Projects Checklist & Other SRBV Activities

The Rural Cadastral Project (SRBV Guidelines) and the Surveying (Cadastral Surveys) Regulations 2015

The Black-Allan Line Revisited

Negotiation and Mediation

Update from the Surveyor-General

1. Adversely Mitta Mitta
2. FIG Congress 2018 – Adele Thomson
3. Surveying Task Force December Report
4. MM Presentation – Jo Bull

1. Land Use Victoria – Nicholas Riley
2. Survey Audit Program – Eddie Cichocki
3. Overview of Current RMIT Programs – Debbie Reynolds
4. Transitioning to GDA2020
5. Melbourne Water – Heath McMahon
6. Restriction of Plan of Subdivision
7. ACSV Search
8. Enhancing Search of Historical Records – Angus Scown

1. The Changing Landscape of Surveying and Land Development – a Victorian Government Panel – a

2. The Changing Landscape of Surveying and Land Development – a Victorian Government Panel – b –

3. The Changing Landscape of Surveying and Land Development – a Victorian Government Panel – c

4. C R Kennedy Trade Update

5. Land Use Victoria – Cadastral Forum

6. Tracking Down the Past – A Re-discovery of the Original Road Network into the Western Strzelecki Ranges

7. Gippsland Jersey – Business Development and Farming Community Assistance

8. The Surveying Profession – Thoughts from a Young Surveyor

9. The Morwell Briquette Factory Project – A Future Vision

10. Aboriginal Land Surveys – Alice Springs Town Camps Case Study

11. ISV Update

12. Sale RAAF Base – a Construction Case Study

13. Forestry and Agroforestry in the Developing World – a not-for-profit perspective

1. The Surveyors Role: Town Planning & Subdivision
2. Emotional Intelligence and the Benefits to Business
3. Land Registry Services Commercialisation – Opinion and Update
4. Adverse Possession – Defences to adverse possession claims

1. Self Determination & Sovereignty
2. Trade Updates – C R Kennedy & UPG
3. a. Updates from the NSW Surveyor-General
   b. The Changing Face of Surveying
4. Land Use Victoria – Conveyancing Transformed
5. Dealing with Road Status
6. NSW Registered Surveyors Update
   a. Cadastral Integrity
7. Cross River Cadastral Forum
8. Challenges, Change & Opportunity: Natural Disasters and Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome
9. Local Town Planning Issue
10. Searching of Cadastral Records
11. Development Planning – Lessons from the Christchurch Earthquake
12. Improve your Office-to-field-to-office process using Leica Equipment and Liscad software
13. SRBV PRoject Guidelines
14. Review of Native Vegetation Revulation Victoria
15. Getting to know the Trimble SX10 Inside and Out

1. Strata Enhancement Project
2. Electronic and Paper Certificates of Title and Priority Notices
3. Infrastructure Victoria: the 30 Year Strategy

1. Road Discontinuance by Councils
2. The Risk Managemeent of Customer Service

1. Welcome to Horsham
2. Keynote Address – Where the Wind Blows
3. Making the Most of Technology in Everyday Surveying
   3a. The Land Victoria Cadastral Hour
4. Bushfire Management Overlays Mapping and Schedules
5. a. Updates from the Surveyors-General – Part 1
   b. Updates from the Surveyors-General – Part 2
   c. Updates from the Surveyors-General – Part 3
   d. Updates from the Surveyors-General – Part 4
6. Confessions Time – Parish Plans
7. Governance Arrangements for Reserved Land
8. A Birds Eye View
   Presentation
   Videos are available on YouTube
9. Horsham South Structure Plan Project
10. Use of 3D Visualisation on Problem Solving and Analytical Studies
11. Technology used on the Tallarook Dam Project
12. Telecommnication Conditions and Changing Legislation
13. Melanoma Body Mapping – A Risk Management Special Feature
14. Cadastral Graffiti – Art for Art’s sake?

1. Keynote Address – Without Borders
2. Launch of the ISV Strategic Plan (pptx)
3. Raising the Profile Project FIG Working Week (pptx)
4. Young Surveyors (pptx)
5. a – The next generation of TS & MS
   b – Leica LS Digital Levels (video)
   c – Leica Viva GS16 Be Captivated (video)
6.  UPG Presentation (pptx)
7. Surveyor General Update (pptx)
8. Risk Management Cyber and Workplace Bullying Bully Zero Australia Foundation (pdf)
9. Into the Wind Survey Technology Helps Energise Wind Farm (pptx) *This is a large file (450MB)
10. Datum Modernisation Hayden Asmussen ISV Survey Expo (pptx)
11. Improving Our Representation of the Real World (pptx)
12. The Land Victoria Cadastral Hour ISV Surveying Expo 2016 (pptx)

1. Keynote Address – Success in Business – John Brown.pdf
2. Update from the Surveyor-General.pptx
3. Encouraging Mass BIM Adoption – The Role of the Scan-to-BIM Workflow – Matt Rumbelow.pptx
4. A Rural Subdivision in the Northern Territory – Neville Brayley.pptx
   a – A Rural Subdivision in the Northern Territory – Photos – Neville Brayley.pptx
5. Restrictive Covenants – Neil Haydon.ppt
6. Work Integrated Learning – a win win win situation.ppt
7. Embracing New Technology to Advance Your Business – “Scanning and Point Cloud” (Roger Whyte MISVic)
   ISV Scanning Presentation.pptx
   Point Cloud Procedures.docx
   Bin Rendered (video)
   Point Cloud Scanning (video)
   Leica Nova Clash Detection Application (video)
8. Gallipoli Mapping – Peter Jensen.ppt
9. Cadastral Water Boundaries – Neville Brayley.pptx
10. Next-Gen Australian Geodetic Datum – Richard Stanaway.ppt
11. FIG Working Week 2016 – Jeff Needham
    2.45pm FIG WW 2016 full presentation base (9 slides) – HD video – Hadyn.pptx
    Recovery from Disaster (video)
12. The Korumburra Solution – Rod Deakin.pptx
13. Your Body Your Future – Melanie McGrice.pptx
14. Bending the Beam – Frank Johnston.pptx
15. A Walk in the Park – Rob Steel.pdf

1. Keynote Address – Being an Ethical Surveyor – Dr Richard Lucas, University of Canberra.pptx
2. Geodetic Modernisation – Roger Fraser, Office of Surveyor-General.ppt
3. Update of Surveyor-General’s Practice Directives – Eddie Cichoki, Office of Surveyor-General.ppt
4. Legal Responsibilities Relating to Easements – Michael Mammen, Partner, HWL Ebsworth Lawyers.PPTX
5. Challenges to and Relevance of a Licensed Surveyor – Paul Kenny, MISVic.pptx
6. GPSnet CORS – an Update for 2014 – Hayden Asmussen, DEPI.ppt
7. Victoria In Future 2014 – David Sykes, DTPLI.ppt
8. Practical Application of UAVs in Surveying – Paul Standen, UPG.pptx
9. XXV FIG Congress – Tom Champion, MISVic.pptx
10. The Alignment of Melbourne’s Laneways – Leon Wilson, City of Melbourne.ppt
11. SPEAR and ePLAN Update – Chris Lester, Land Victoria.pptx

1. Cadastre 2034 – Powering Land and Real Property – Michael Giudici
2. A Non-Contact Precision Measurement System for Dynamic Structural Monitoring – Craig Mathie
3. CSN Update – Phil Dingeldei
4. You Never Stop Learning – UTas – Jon Osborn
5. You Never Stop Learning – UniMelb – Stephan Winter
6. You Never Stop Learning – RMIT – Don Grant
7. Elliptic integrals – what I should have known – Rod Deakin
8. Elevating the Public’s Perception of the Professional Land Surveyor – Mick Rose
9. Update from the Office of Surveyor-General Victoria – John Tulloch
10. Lidar – the new App – Simon Fuller
11. Lidar – the new App – 2 – Simon Fuller
12. The Boundary between Tasmania and Victoria – Garry Moore
13. The Guatemala experience – Anthony McClaren
14. The Risks Surveying Business Face – Frank Culliver

1. Crown Boundaries of the Register (Robert Lundgren, Senior Surveyor Office of Surveyor-General)
2. Titles with Warnings as to dimensions (Application & Survey Branch Land Registration Services)
3. From the Office of the Surveyor General

1. A Smarter Way To Manager Our Water – Simon Want (Living Victoria)
2. Parting the Seas: dividing responsibility for water leaks in subdivision property – Tim Graham (HWL Ebsworth)
3. Recent Reforms to Victoria’s Planning System – David Vorchheimer (HWL Ebsworth)
4. Improved High Precision GNSS Positioning with New Satellites and Signals – Nick Talbot (Trimble Navigation Australia)
5. Wurundjeri Way Road Closure and Collins St Bridge Declaration – Adrian Freeman (Beveridge Williams) JG Gillespie Gold Medal Winner
6. Update from the Office of Surveyor General Victoria – John E. Tulloch (Surveyor General Victoria)
7. Complaints made under the Surveying Act 2004 – Michael Loy LS (Surveyors Registration Board of Victoria)
8. Cadastral Examples – Peter Sullivan

Adverse Possession and Section 99 Applications (Application and Survey Branch, Land Victoria)

1. OHS Management Plans for Surveyors (Paul Flood)
2. Keynote: Welcome to Ballarat (Judy Verlin)
3. Mapping & Cartography – Then, now and the latest developments in digital technology (Peter Debicki)
4. Trade Presentation: Magnet™ (Position Partners)
5. Trade Presentation: What is Cloud Computing Video (Position Partners)
6. Trade Presentation (CR Kennedy)
7. Healthy people healthy profits – Real case studies from your industry (John Wigg & Alexia Archbold)
8. CFA – ensuring defendable space (Adele McErlain)
9. Determining the Future Demand, Supply and Skills Gap for Cadastral Surveyors (Phil Dingeldei)
10. Solar Shadows – Opportunities for surveyors in planning (Rod Deakin)
11. Reminiscing back to the 1960’s (Kevin Porter)
12. SRWSC/RWC “Information: Where the bloody hell is it? (Paul Kenny)
13. VicRoads (Rupert Leigh)
14. A Property Perspective: Who is VicTrack; Hierarchy and Repository of Information (Ben Needham)
15. Surveying Update (John Tulloch – Surveyor-General Victoria)
16. Surveying Education: An RMIT Update (Professor Nicholas Chrisman)
17. Tertiary Education Updates: The University of Melbourne (Stephan Winter)
18. Traverse Analysis – An update of an old theme (Rod Deakin)

1. Coordinating the Cadastral Future of Surveyors – Does GNSS generate the ultimate monument? (Ian Harper)
2. GNSS: Precise Point Positioning – Challenges & Prospects? (Dr Suelynn Choy)
3. Engaging Women in Surveying: A Personal Perspective (Dr Suelynn Choy)
4. Fit For Busines – Achieving Peak Performance, Dealing with Stress (Dr Lynn Scoles)
5. VCAT – Planning and Environment List Update – Recent Cases and Decisions (Neil Haydon)
6. Dealing with Electricity Supply in Subdivisions (Francis Tham)
7. Surveying the privacy landscape (Dr Anthony Bendall)

1. Accepting Our Responsibilities (David Boyle, Deputy Surveyor-General)
2. Victoria in Future 2012 (David Sykes, Senior Demographer)

1. M1 Project (West Gate Freeway Section) – completion of cadastral and land tenure items (Glen Franklin)

1. Interpretation of the Road Management Act (and others)- presented by Michael Dowling, Special Counsel, Maddocks
2. Business Survival for Surveyors – presented by Chris Pezzimenti, Shirlaws Business Coaching

1. New Audit of Road Names in Subdivision Plans by John Tulloch, Registrar of Geographic Names
2. S.272 of the Property Law Act – Its Effect on Title Discrepancies Including Adverse Possession Claims by Geoff Manolitsa, Senior Associate, M+K Lawyers Presentation, Transcript

1. Keynote Address (Minister’s Speech) (5.2MB)
2. RedR Article (38.7KB)
3. Alan Monger Article & Case Studies (328.2KB)
4. Recycled Water in Bendigo by Ross Johnson (1.89MB)
5. The Black-Allen Line Revisited by Rod Deakin, Steve Sheppard & Bob Ross (12.1MB)

1. Pre-conference notes by Peter Davies (1.1MB)
2. Reflections on Cadastral Surveying Principles by Peter Davies (2.6MB)
3. Building Envelopes and Plans of Subdivision (13.8KB)
4. Land Victoria (Regulations/Roads/Envelopes) Presentation (2.5MB)
5. ACSIS (Risk Management) presentation (142KB)

1. Surveying Expo, Melbourne – 30 July 2010

1. Seminar Presentation: Planning Applications for Subdivisions (1.8MB)

1. Easements & Statutory Authorities – David Eames-Mayer and Jason Matthews (440KB)
2. Example A (260KB)
3. Example B (120KB)
4. Example C (150KB)
5. Example D (320KB)
6. Additional Section 88 (700KB)
7. Permit to Use and Own a Pipeline (370KB)

1. Download PDF version (950KB)

1. Download PPT presentation from Neville L Brayley (60KB)