Nathan Heazlewood was the Eagle GIS professional-services project manager for Auckland Council’s four-year Geospatial Future Mode of Operation programme. The programme consolidated inherited council GIS platforms, data and processes after Auckland’s 2010 amalgamation. A caption in Landlink, Issue 8 (May 1999), names Nathan Heazlewood as a member of the back row in a team photograph accompanying “LINZ first in mapping”. The article says the pictured team received plaques for contributions to establishing the New Zealand Topographic Digital Database and dates the four-year project to 1995 with LINZ’s predecessor DOSLI.
Parker Jones and David Pimblott belong to the earlier commercial story; later public records connect Graeme Henderson, Scott Campbell, Jithen Singh, Trevor Hart and Nathan Heazlewood with enterprise projects, technology leadership and professional services.
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LINZ’s 2026 Geospatial Capability Committee material lists Nathan Heazlewood in Eagle Technology, corresponding member; Geospatial Capability Committee..
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- Local channelsCompanies and user groups
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- Esri and Eagle in New ZealandCompanies and user groups
- New professional networksThe GIS profession
- From files to shared dataEnterprise GIS
- Auckland Council GFMOEnterprise GIS