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ADAC - Faq
ADAC - The Benefits
The diagram below describes a typical ADAC implementation:
Interested Councils and Utilities are invited to join the ADAC consortium as either a general member or as SRG members. All members receive access to tools and materials developed to support ADAC implementation. Members also enjoy the ability to expand the specification by presenting to the ADAC Strategic Reference Group(SRG) which meets approximately every six months. This allows an opportunity to shape the future direction of the standard and other products. Perhaps the greatest part of being a member is the ability to interact with other experienced members and national leaders in their field, who have successfully utilized ADAC throughout their organisations.
Register to this website free and all public downloads and presentations are at your disposal.
Organisations interested in becoming a member of the ADAC Consortium should email their enquiry to:mailto:ahain@ipweaq.asn.au noting ADAC as the subject.
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"ADAC is the only data specification entered into the IIMM - International Infrastructure Management Manual".
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Contacts
ADAC V3
The ADAC V3 Schema was updated in October 2010 to the new version V4. Over the past twelve months V4 has progressed greatly and is now fully robust. Translation tools are no longer supplied by council but are now provided by third party companies.
Please go to the Downloads section of the website to get the latest schema and associated documentation or to the Affiliated software vendors page for any authoring tools.
Consortium Members
The ADAC Consortium currently includes:
- Gold Coast City Council
- Brisbane City Council
- Tweed Shire Council
- Queensland Motorways
- Gympie Regional Council
- Unity Water
- Lockyer Valley Regional Council
- Moreton Bay Regional Council
- Redland City Council
- Sunshine Coast Regional Council
- Logan City Council
- Toowoomba Regional Council
- Townsville City Council
- Mackay Regional Council
- Bundaberg Regional Council
- Whitsunday Regional Council
- Isaac Regional Council
- Scenic Rim
- Gladstone