Several municipalities, one viewer
The municipalities in the Rivierenland region look at panoramic imagery and LiDAR in the same environment, instead of each in a system of its own.
Unlimited users per organisation
There is no licence per workstation. Anyone in the municipality working on the public space can look and measure without the bill growing with them.
Deep link straight to the coordinate
A link opens the viewer exactly at the spot in question, so a colleague or contractor lands on the right location immediately.
Kempkes captures the region with mobile mapping and we handle the processing and the publication. That gives every participating municipality the same data quality and the same environment, without each of them having to tender for a platform separately. For the smaller municipalities that is the difference between having current imagery and having none.
In the viewer you move through the panoramas and the 3D point cloud as though you were standing there. Distances, heights and areas are measured straight in the image, with the point cloud underneath for accuracy. That saves trips to site for questions that can be answered from a desk.
The data does not stay locked in the viewer. Through the API and WMTS the imagery lands in the municipality’s own GIS environment, alongside the map layers already there. Nobody has to switch between systems to answer a single question.
Several organisations on the same dataset instead of separate contracts with separate viewers. The municipalities share the cost of capture and publication, keep their own data, and can point each other at the same location with the same link. Adding another municipality or another year of imagery does not mean another system.
