Interactive map options for SDP websites

The two options for an interactive map for your SDP website are:

Submit a request for SDP to develop a map for you (at a cost)
Third-party maps

SDP developed maps

Below is a list of the features of the SDP map capability:

Theme	Feature	Included
Data	Data inputs	Content via the CMS API Integration CSV upload URI data imports
Data	Up to date geospatial data	Meets: ISO 19115-1:2014 Geographic information – Metadata standard Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) Standards WoVG Address Data Standard
Display	Data display types (Configurable)	Shapes (suburb, PC, LGA, Region) Pins Point clusters Feature information Lines
	Featured information type (Configurable)	Infobox Popup Carded List side panel
	Data filters (Configurable with a category choice from your dataset)	Multi select drop down Single select drop down Single checkbox option
	Styling options	Pins icons Pin colours Colour elements
	Responsiveness	Fully responsive
	Basemap layer	Vicmap
	Location detection	‘Use my current location’
	Default area view of area (Configurable)	Default - Victoria
	Map results shown in table format	Sort on table data: A-Z (for Area map) Z-A (for Area map) by distance (for Locator map)
Search	Search types	User location Address Postcode Suburb LGA Keyword
Search	Map Search type	Locator map - Search for closest feature to specified location Area map - Search for data feature within specified location
Setup	Configuration	SDP staff required for new maps setup Editor configurable

Process for requesting an SDP map

Submit a request for an SDP developed map

You will need to tell us your requirements by completing the map requirements template and attach it to the Platform enhancement request.

3rd party maps

These mapping tools have been used and embedded on SDP websites by us or our customers:

Google My Maps
- Example: https://www.vic.gov.au/how-find-early-childhood-education-mentor
BatchGeo
- Example: https://www.vic.gov.au/150-years-interactive-schools-map
Geospatial mapping design companies that use ArcGIS Online - Experience builder / Instant Apps

You may also engage a third-party agency to design and develop a map for your purposes. The Ripple design system is open source and publicly available.

If you create your own map, you will need to ensure that it is accessible, accurate and user-friendly.