BIM GIS Integration Solutions

BIM allows engineers and contractors to leverage existing GIS information, explore innovative designs and to test alternatives and simulate real-world performance, developing a better understanding of various stages of the project, all while keeping a geospatial context.

Urban utility infrastructure, retrofitting and replacement involves a mix of engineering design and geospatial

activities that involve short, medium and long duration transactions and that support the planning-design-construction

and operations cycle both above and below the ground.

The integration of building information modeling (BIM) and geographic information system (GIS) in construction

management is a new and fast developing trend in recent years, from research to industrial practice.

BIM has advantages on rich geometric and semantic information through the building life cycle, while

GIS is a broad field covering revisualization-based decision making and geospatial modeling. .

BIM-GIS integration is to integrate the strong parts of both BIM and GIS for building and city modeling.

Applications BIM GIS Integration Solutions reveals that current applications have three primary advantages. First, data and information with multiple spatial scales are integrated to address the problems related to both construction components and built environment even urban environment. This is also a starting point of using BIM-GIS integration. Second, the primary function of BIM has been applied that provides complete and detailed geometry and material information of building components. Finally, visualization-based analysis improves the efficiency and performance of construction management in AEC projects.

Urban/Municipal GIS

The concept of municipal GIS services are very important to bring about development in a region at the grass-root level.  GIS services are very important to urban development as they provide useful inputs that can be very helpful in calculating demographic behavior, infrastructure survey, slum survey, utility mapping, etc.

Municipalities which are focused on increasing the infrastructure quality of towns or cities should make use of GIS services. Municipal GIS is a positive initiative conducive to urban planning and infrastructure development in crucial areas like roads, bridges, railway lines, drainage systems.

GIS with customized decision support tools facilitate integrated analysis of different datasets and their visualization. Such initiative s also assists the government in:

• Preparation of town development plan
• Preparation of town planning scheme
• Image Procurement
• Infrastructure Survey
• Property Survey Management
• Photos linking of each property
• Slum Survey & GIS Mapping
• Geo-spatial data integration

Real Estate GIS Services

Whether you work for a commercial real estate agency, multiple listing service (MLS), home builder, or property management department in a corporation, we bring the geographic advantage to you. Location drives the real estate industry. It’s not just about finding any site but finding the best site. Real Estate GIS Services companies count on GIS technology to deliver the results they need. By analyzing data around locations—demographics, aerial photographs, traffic counts, shopping center usage, merchandise potential data, and competitive influences—they can find properties to match exacting specifications. GIS helps the real estate industry to analyze, report, map, and model the merits of one site or location over another. From identifying the best fit for new commercial development or matching a homebuyer’s decision criteria to managing a property portfolio, we deliver the answers needed to make the best choice in real estate.

• Infrastructure Inventory Map
• Site selection for Infrastructure
• Land use planning & analysis
• Plan Implementation
• plan evaluation, monitoring and feedback
• improved communication during crisis
• Utility network (hydraulic, sewage & gas) mapping & analysis
• plan transparency for citizen management
• location survey & land acquisition (as per ROR)
• Development of planning & feasibility Study

Rural Development GIS

In the new rural planning, GIS with its powerful spatial analysis and efficient data query capabilities, highlights its advantages in rural planning, the new rural planning more scientific, reasonable. Therefore, the application of GIS is the planning of the recognized and is being considered by most of the pollster.

From the GIS created, it would be capable of handling the massive aspatial and spatial data, for taking decision for optimum utilization of available resources in the respective panchayat, gram-panchayat or the municipality corporation.  Through reasonable and effective application of GIS, the scientific, practical, normative and accuracy performance  of new rural planning are being improved. Some of the areas getting better with the help of GIS are:

Rural Development GIS

• Administrative Boundaries
• Rural Land records mapping
• Rural Asset Mapping
• Critical Navigation Services in the far-flung rural areas
• Socio-economic data analysis
• Rural land use planning
• Management for Rural Public Engagement

GIS has become extremely useful in understanding the bigger picture of the public health. While traditional uses of GIS in public health are continuing, but with them new uses of GIS are also growing.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and the accompanying methods and data have been adopted increasingly in diverse health-related

domains and national settings with the goal of improved response to public health problems. The use of geospatial technologies and spatiotemporal

epidemiological tools is increasing around the world as a means to understand the dynamics of infectious disease transmission and non-communicable disease distribution.

GIS visualizes health data over time to assist with making policy decisions, setting goals, and evaluating outcomes by linking

health data with socio-demographic, environmental, administrative, and healthcare and services infrastructure. Health care

organizations can use GIS to improve management practices. Linking the physical location and condition of equipment or supplies

in a large facility or distributed medical campus is a powerful new management tool.

Some of the latest applications of GIS in public health are:

• Public Health Infrastructure Mapping
• Research Tools & Planning
• Spatial Decision Support System
• Identification of Risk Location
• Emergency Response Systems
• Managing the emergency time

Use of GIS in Public Health is an application area still in its infant stage.

Our high resolution satellite imagery, image processing services for analysis to support GIS mapping and research apps.

We specializes in satellite imaging collections, producing seamless orthorectified imaging mosaics, DEMs and 3D Digital Terrain

Models for many industries using CAD and GIS apps utilizing high, medium resolution mono and stereo satellite image.

Remote Sensing GIS Service

The services ensure accurate and cost-effective data collection which is important input for planning and designing of mapping projects. Company ’s expertise in remote sensing branches out to meet classification, image correction, image enhancement, image processing, and change detection services.

Remote sensing is the art and science of making measurements of the earth using sensors on airplanes or satellites. These sensors collect data in the form of images and provide specialized capabilities for manipulating, analyzing, and visualizing those images. Remote sensed imagery is integrated within a GIS.

Remote Sensing GIS Service Mediums:

• Black & White or “Panchromatic”
  • Sensitive to visible light
• True Color
  • Similar to color film
• Infrared
  • Sensitive to infrared frequencies that can’t be seen by humans
  • Developed by military for identifying tanks painted with camouflage
  • Good for evaluating the conditions of vegetation
  • Good for evaluating moisture in the soil
• False-color Adjusted
  • When frequencies of received data are shifted to allow or enhanced human viewing
• Multi-spectral
  • When more than a single ‘band’ of energy is captured
  • color is multi-spectral (3 bands)
  • Some satellites can have 7 or even more ‘bands’ of sensitivity

Applications of using Remote Sensing:

• Laser & Radar altimeters on satellites have provided a wide range of data. By measuring the bulges of water, they map features on the seafloor to a resolution of a mile or so. By measuring the height and wavelength of ocean waves, the altimeters measure wind speeds and direction, and surface ocean currents and directions.
• Conventional radar is mostly associated with aerial traffic control, early warning, and certain large scale meteorological data.
• Doppler radar is used by local law enforcements’ monitoring of speed limits and in enhanced meteorological collection such as wind speed and direction within weather systems in addition to precipitation location and intensity.
• Ultrasound (acoustic) and radar tide gauges measure sea level, tides and wave direction in coastal and offshore tide gauges.
• Light Detection & Ranging (LIDAR) is well known in examples of weapon ranging, laser illuminated homing of projectiles. LIDAR is used to detect and measure the concentration of various chemicals in the atmosphere, while airborne LIDAR can be used to measure heights of objects and features on the ground more accurately than with radar technology. Vegetation remote sensing is a principal application of LIDAR.
• Radiometers and photometers are the most common instrument in use, collecting reflected and emitted radiation in a wide range of frequencies. The most common are visible and infrared sensors, followed by microwave, gamma ray and rarely, ultraviolet.
• Stereographic pairs of aerial photographs have often been used to make topographic maps by imagery and terrain analysts in traffic-ability and highway departments for potential routes, in addition to modeling terrestrial habitat features.