Callpoint Spatial offers two specialised datasets that meet specific needs in the logistics and infrastructure sectors.  These datasets are generated by Callpoint Spatial developed processes that use PSMA datasets as input sources.

National Street Intersection Dataset

This dataset (also known as the Street Junction data, Cross-Street dataset, Intersecting Street or Street Corner dataset) is a comprehensive dataset of street intersections for each State across Australia.  Callpoint Spatial has been generating this dataset quarterly since 2009.

The dataset enables can be queried to find all the intersections of a particular street in a given locality.

Above: results table from a query for King Street Sydney NSW

Above: the blue dots are a spatial representation of the latitude-longtude coordinates from the table above. The dots are overlaid on PSMA street vector data

Cross-Street Distances Dataset

Callpoint Spatial’s Cross Street Distances dataset provides details of the nearest cross-streets for each geocoded G-NAF address record.

Table columns include the names of the nearest cross-streets and “along street centreline” distance to the nearest cross-streets.

The dataset is generated using Callpoint Spatial proprietary geospatial software processes that operate on PSMA G-NAF and Transport & Topography®.

The Cross-Street Distances dataset finds application in the infrastructure rollout and logistics sectors.

Above: results table for a section of Arthur Street, Forrest ACT.  For each G-NAF address, the ‘Nearest Cross Street’ column indicates the name of the nearest street intersection, and the Distance column indicates the ‘along street centreline’ distance (in metres) to that cross street.

Above: section of Arthur Circle, Forrest ACT between Furneaux Street and Tasmania Circle to facilitate understanding of the table above. The street polylines are sourced from PSMA’s Transport & Topography dataset