The National Foreign Embassies dataset presents the spatial locations; in point format, of all known foreign embassies and high commissions within Australia.

This document reports on a workshop held at Geoscience Australia during November, 2013 to develop vulnerability functions for buildings in the SE Asian region as input to the UNISDR's Global Assessment of Risk programme.

The National Consulates dataset presents the spatial locations; in point format, of all known consulate facilities within Australia.

In order for the Global Earthquake Model (GEM) to be able to calculate the impact of earthquakes it is necessary for it to be able to assess the building replacement cost at the level of individual buildings. This document outlines the methodology proposed by Geoscience Australia to determine the replacement cost for buildings. The methodology proposes a method for determining the rate (measured in currency per unit floor area) to reconstruct a building with given characteristics. The reconstruction cost is determined by multiplying the rate by the floor area. The methodology discusses the various factors that affect the rate and suggests sources where data on rates may be found.

Report on an assessment of earthquake impact at three localities in WA for three return period earthquakes at each locality.

A raster representation of distances to the nearest transmission substation infrastructure, in 10km intervals.

A raster representation of distances to the nearest transmission line infrastructure, in 10km intervals.

A line representation of distances to the nearest transmission line infrastructure, in 10km intervals.

A line representation of distances to the nearest transmission substation infrastructure, in 10km intervals.

A conference paper describing GIS tools developed in support of the blast loss estimation capability for the Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation. The paper focus is on GIS tools developed for: exposure database construction and integration of a number of datasets including 3D building geometry