FAQ – Typical questions

A geographic information system (GIS) combines an electronic map, a database, and analysis tools. It helps to see objects on the territory, keep track of them, monitor changes and make decisions based on current data. The company provides a servicecreation and implementation of GIS for the customer’s tasks.

The electronic map mainly shows the objects, and the GIS allows you to work with their characteristics, access rights, history of changes, search, filters, analytics and reports. Functionality is determined by the technical task.

Solutions can be used by territorial communities, state authorities, utility companies, analytical centers, businesses, public organizations and operators of specialized industries. Examples of directions are collected in sections“Decision”and“Products”.

Yes. A pilot can be limited to a single territory, data set, division, or a single business process. After testing the approach, the system can be scaled up in stages. It will help to determine the optimal volume of the pilotconsultation of specialists.

Yes, if the architecture and data model are designed with development in mind. You can add theme layers, users, modules, reports, territories, and integrations. Available for current systemstechnical support and development of GIS.

A selection of implemented systems is posted on the page“Implemented products”. For a demonstration of a solution close to your task, please refer to the page“Contacts”.

The work begins with a consultation and clarification of goals: who will use the system, what data is already available, what processes need to be supported and what result is expected. Next, a list of works and a technical task is formed.

Yes. Professionals can describe functional requirements, user roles, data structures, integrations, acceptance stages, and outcome criteria. More details on the pagecreating a technical task.

The cost is influenced by the complexity of the system, the state of the source data, the number of modules and users, the need for digitization, integrations, mobile application and support. For a preliminary assessment, you cansend a description of the desired product.

The terms depend on the availability of data, the number of thematic layers, the complexity of approvals, integrations and the acceptance procedure. After the analysis of the task, the project is divided into stages with control results.

A typical process includes needs survey, specification, data preparation, system setup, trial operation, training, acceptance and support. You can order a full cycle ascomprehensive service of implementation of the geoinformation system.

Yes. You can implement a basic registry, map, and key roles first, then add analytics, new datasets, and integrations. This approach makes it possible to get a practical result earlier and manage priorities.

You can use vector and raster maps, plans, orthophoto plans, tables, registers, coordinates, scanned documents, results of field work and other materials. Before starting work, their completeness, relevance and suitability are checked.

The most commonly used formats are SHP, GeoJSON, KML/KMZ, TAB, DXF/DWG, GeoTIFF and tabular formats with coordinates. The final list depends on the software platform and is agreed during the data survey.

Materials can be scanned, georeferenced, and digitized for desired objects and attributes. The company performsdigitization of documents, maps and spatial materials, as well as their preparation for input into GIS.

Yes, if there are legal grounds for using the materials and the corresponding server infrastructure. The company can performcreating an orthophoto planand adjust its display along with vector layers.

Yes. The scanned image is tied to a defined coordinate system by reference points and can then be used for viewing or digitizing. More details – servicespatial binding of maps and images.

Verification may include checking attribute structure, geometry, coordinates, duplicates, omissions, topological errors, and conformance to agreed rules. Quality criteria are fixed in the technical task.

Yes. Before the update, an audit of the structure and content is carried out, the sources of current information and the rules for transferring changes are determined. More details – in the serviceupdating the GIS database.

In one system, you can combine land resources, communal property, addresses, urban planning documentation, engineering networks, landscaping and investment objects. The basic solution isgeoinformation system of the territorial community.

Yes. Data can be organized by settlements, Starosty districts, cadastral zones or other administrative units with a single search and analytics.

The geoportal can contain urban planning documentation, functional zoning, restrictions, addresses, buildings and engineering infrastructure. For communities, the company offersgeoportal of the urban cadastrewith separate public and official data.

Yes, the prepared materials can be structured and published in the appropriate geoinformation environment. The team also performscreation of a comprehensive plan for spatial development of the community territory.

The system allows you to keep a spatial record of plots, contracts, restrictions and documents, find inconsistencies and prepare analytical samples. You can order before implementationcomprehensive audit of community land resources.

Yes.Address register of the communitymay contain settlements, streets, addresses, object geometry and service attributes. If necessary, search, change history and exchange with adjacent systems are provided.

Yes. A public geoportal can display a separate set of layers, while service data remains accessible only to authorized users. The publication rules are agreed with the customer.

Yes.GIS engineering networkscan account for water supply, drainage, gas, heat, electricity, lighting and related facilities with their technical characteristics and documents.

Yes. The map can be linked to the register of buildings, structures, land plots, equipment and documents. It is available for this purposeinteractive map of communal property management.

Yes, if the data sources and frequency are defined. The solution“GIS of eco-security of the city”can display observation points, indicators of the state of the environment, protected areas and measurement results.

The system can combine risk maps, critical infrastructure, event notifications, routes and response resources. For such tasks, the company implementsGIS emergency prevention.

Yes. are availableGIS demining management for the community, solutions at regional and national levels, as well as systems for demining operators. Functions and security requirements are determined by a separate project.

Yes. Spatial and statistical data can be combined into thematic panels, maps, filters and indicators for finance, energy, agriculture, logistics, real estate and other areas. The indicator methodology is agreed with the customer.

Yes, if the adjacent system has a documented way of exchanging data. Integration can be done through APIs, files, databases, or regulated imports and exports. A possible integration scenario is determined duringtechnical consultation.

Yes. Users can be granted different rights to view, edit, administer, import, or work with individual layers. The role matrix is ​​agreed upon during design.

Yes. Access can be restricted by layer, data group, function, or user role. Public information is separated from official and confidential information.

The backup scheme is determined by the infrastructure, the criticality of the data and the customer’s requirements. In the technical decision, the periodicity, term of storage of copies, responsible parties and recovery procedure are agreed.

Local, server, or other deployment options are determined by the chosen platform, license terms, and security requirements. The recommended configuration is prepared after technical examination.

For day-to-day operations with typical operations, training of responsible personnel is often sufficient. Complex administration, modeling or bulk data updates may require specialist or dedicated support.

Yes. The format can include distance or face-to-face classes, instructions and videos. The training program is formed according to user roles and system functions.

CompositionGIS technical supportdetermined by contract and may include consultation, error diagnosis, component upgrades, performance monitoring and data assistance.

Yes. First, an audit of the current state, compatibility of components and user needs is conducted. After that, a plan for updating, migrating data or adding new functions is prepared.

Yes. servicecreating a mobile GIS applicationcan include map viewing, searching, working with objects, photos, coordinates, and field tasks. Offline mode and publication are defined by the specification.