DTV Platform

View new suite of Vicmap 3D Buildings in Digital Twin Victoria

Vicmap 3D Buildings is a collection of the best available building models across Victoria, to create a seamless 2D and 3D representation of the built environment for easy visualisation in the Digital Twin Victoria platform.

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Victoria's statewide digital twin

The Digital Twin Victoria (DTV) platform is bringing together masses of 2D, 3D and live data into a single online place, open for everyone to use. Launch the platform or take the guided tour below.

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Explore 3D Melbourne

Explore the skyline in 3D with Vicmap Buildings

Delve into the best available building models across Victoria and create a seamless 3D representation of the built environment.

Tour Melbourne's landmarks

See 3D Melbourne in incredible detail. Visualise the future of Melbourne's skyline with DTVs compare slider tool.

Inspect the pitch at the MCG

Explore the mecca of Australian sport in all of its 3D photomesh glory from the best seat in the house.

Explore 3D regional Victoria

Visit regional Victoria

Take a 3D tour of some of Victoria's most recognised regional hubs including Bendigo, Ballarat and the 12 Apostles.

Fly through the 12 Apostles

Switch on pedestrian mode and leave your virtual footprints in the sand as you visit Victoria's iconic 12 Apostles, the town of Portland and the spectacular Great Ocean Road coastline.

Strike gold in Ballarat

Meander through the streets of Victoria's former gold mining capital and explore one of Victoria's most vibrant regional cities.

Explore live data

Track energy capacity across Victoria

View Victoria's statewide energy capacity in near-time for all energy generation types.

Catch a train at Flinders Street Station

See live trains arriving and departing from Melbourne's historic Flinders Street Station.

Measure watercourse levels across Victoria

Inspect the changing water levels of watercourses across Victoria in near-time.

Explore Victoria's natural environment

Bass Strait fur seals

Watch fur seals travel from Wilson's Promontory and out into Bass Strait between 2007 and 2008.

Melbourne's trees visualised

There are over 10 million trees in Melbourne. Can you find your favourite tree?

Explore vegetation change over time

Compare changes in vegetation cover between seasons and across years.

What is the DTV platform?

How to use DTV

Data and terms

News and releases

A man in hi-vis and hardhat holds up a glowing outline of the State of Victoria. Text on the left hand side reads 'Digital Twin Victoria: shaping our digital future'.

Maps & spatial

eComply Framework supporting digital planning compliance

The Victorian Government has released the eComply Framework that defines specifications for BIM-enabled digital compliance assessment practi...

Maps & spatial

Ararat Digital Twin Spotlight Project launches Fab Lab

The Ararat Digital Twin Spotlight Project marked a milestone with the inauguration of the Fab Lab at the Ararat Jobs and Technology Precinct...

Maps & spatial

Enriching spatial data through Dynamic Vicmap project

Dynamic Vicmap is using cutting-edge artificial intelligence and space-based earth observation data to make Vicmap datasets more accurate.

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Maps & spatial

Preview DataVic catalogue with Digital Twin Victoria

Digital Twin Victoria and DataVic bring you interactive previews of spatial data straight from the DTV platform when you explore DataVic.

A screenshot of the Archiland demonstration tool. A blue banner across the top of the screen displays the Victoria state government and Archistar logos along with main menu button and the name Archiland. In the background is a 3D model of a proposed house, showing the 2 storey building shaded in greys, with land area shaded in teal, the roof in black, and fencing in brown. Technical details about the sample plan are written in the bottom left corner. Buttons are visible along the right hand side of the screen and in the bottom right corner of the screen, to enable a user to manipulate and interact with the design. An open pop-up menu on the left hand side shows a menu guiding users to set up their design within Archiland.

Maps & spatial

First eComply solution to pre-check building compliance now available

Digital Twin Victoria is co-developing world-leading technology with real-world benefits for Victoria’s building and construction sector.

Maps & spatial

Explore the Digital Twin Victoria platform with new tools

New line of sight and spatial query tools now available in Digital Twin Victoria (DTV) platform giving you more power than ever to visualise...