The Year in Infrastructure 2008 - (Page 19) innovation in cadastre and land development Gemeente Utrecht, Urban Development PROF Module Utrecht, Netherlands the fourth largest city in the netherlands, utrecht has about 288,500 inhabitants living on 96.3 square kilometers. The municipality currently runs four spatial programs, one of which, the Spatial Developments and Functions (PROF) program, oversees the spatial developments of the city. PROF data used to be managed in an Excel spreadsheet and had no spatial reference. Bentley developed a module that consists of a spatial database and GIS viewer to query and publish data of all physical-spatial projects that are part of the PROF program. The PROF module provides a total overview of project data in relation to cadastral, environmental, base map, topographical, and aerial photo data for more efficient review of policy objectives. ALSO NOMINATED IN SpEcIAL cATEgOry: cONNEcTINg prOjEcT TEAMS SpEc EcIAL cATE cONNE p OjE TEAMS jEc Geodeticky a Kartograficky Ustav Bratislava Geodetic Control Information System Bratislava, Slovakia the goal of this project was to upgrade an out-of-date, inefficient, and nonclient-server information system and manage more than 90,000 geodetic controls in four different national reference systems around the Slovak Republic. The new system would provide not only geodetic control management, but also complex task management ranging from the commencement of geodetic control to providing specific information to states, educational institutions, and other geodetic companies. Webmap services use different raster maps, thousands of documents and photographs, and archive documents together into an easy-to-use, workflow tasks-based solution. The system is maintained and accessed through a special workflow task system using Windows .NET application and Bentley Map. THE YEAR IN INFRASTRUCTURE 2008 ALSO NOMINATED IN SpEcIAL cATEgOry: ATTAININg rETurN ON INNOvATION SpEc EcIAL cATE rETurN ur INNOv 19
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