SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE
A Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) is an articulated set of technologies, policies, institutional agreements, resources, and standardized working procedures. The organization of an SDI enables greater use, accessibility, and analysis of spatial information. Government agencies, municipalities, and institutions make their data available through SDIs, creating tools for multidisciplinary analysis of the urban and regional environment.
GEOGRAPHICAL OBJECTS CATALOG
A Geographical Objects Catalog presents all the geospatial information produced by an organization. The Catalog organizes the Geographical Objects, their definitions and characteristics.
GEO REFERENCIACIÓN Y DIGITALIZCIÓN
Using georeferencing, we can transform data tables (addresses, zip codes, coordinates) into spatialized data, which can be subjected to geospatial analysis of distances, distribution and grouping.
GEOSERVICES
There are Open Source applications that allow us to meet the requirements of the regulations for SDIs: storing vector or raster data, managing data, publishing and serving spatial data, publishing metadata and OGC-CSW, WMS, WFS services.
GEO PORTAL
We work to ensure that your web data portal complies with all SDI conditions, based on international standards for the publication of spatial data. Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) will allow the Multipurpose Territorial Cadastre (MTC) to be implemented.
FEATURED PROJECTS
TECHNOLOGIES
We work with Free and Open Source Software, which allows the free installation of software in any work environment.
