GIS productivity platform that helps you get work done from anywhere on any device. Built for business, designed for teams.
Use it to create maps, analyze data, share and collaborate. It works with or without internet connection. Gismatrix uses your data and maps, which are stored in a secure and private infrastructure and can be configured to meet your cartographic and IT requirements. You can access all of your data in its original form at any time.
Gismatrix runs as a native app on Android, iOS, Windows and macOS. It is designed for phones, tablets and desktop computers.
A map layer(s) can be edited by multiple users simultaneously with or without a web connection.
Users may have direct access to GIS tables with Esri, MapInfo, Autodesk and other standard GIS tools. Changes are automatically synchronized with the application.
Gismatrix contains everything you need to edit, analyze and view spatial and attribute data. You can ensure geometry and topological compliance with OGC standards for objects that you will create with drawing tools. You can search for and analyze spatial and attribute data using interactive tools and SQL queries. When browsing, you can turn content on or off, tag it, locate it with quick search engines, measure areas and distances, view object attributes, attached documents, photos, videos, 3D models, Lidar- point clouds and a built-in street view to view their appearance in nature.
With Gismatrix, you will use the same secure infrastructure design, built-in security and global network that Google uses to protect your data, identities, applications and devices.
You can access your data directly or download it at any time in source or in any other standard format or projection. You can use standard types of spatial data and web services that comply with the OGC standard. You can equip cartographic objects with descriptive data, photographs, videos, attachments and 3D point cloud models.
We can digitize your business processes into dedicated applications that, as plug-ins for the Gismatrix platform, are added to your work environment. You can manage applications independently and enable group editing of spatial data and complex business processes with the possibility of exchanging data with other application solutions, data sources and business entities.
Road Damage Inspections
Road damage inspections are essential for maintaining the safety and quality of transportation infrastructure. They help identify and prioritize the repair and maintenance needs of roads, bridges, tunnels, and other assets. However, road inspections can be costly, time-consuming, and prone to human error. By using Gismatrix for road damage inspections, you can improve decision making, improve asset management and increase operational efficiency.
Gismatrix is used to inspect road damage by collecting, processing, and displaying road images with different types of damage, such as cracks, potholes, rutting, and blurring. This help you identify the causes and effects of road damage, as well as prioritize and plan maintenance and repair activities.
Gismatrix allows you to create road inspection plans, split plans between multiple inspection teams, automatically or targeted detection of faults and events, monitor inspection performance and generate reports and trends. Gismatrix includes different types of data sources, such as satellite imagery, aerial photographs, street imagery, data on road closures, traffic accidents and data from various sensors. It can be linked to a web-based application that allows citizens to report road damages using their smartphones. Gismatrix also provides real-time updates on the status of the reported damages and the actions taken by the road authorities.
Pipe inspections in flowing water
If you are looking for a reliable and efficient way to inspect your pipelines in flowing water, you might want to consider using a camer. A camera can capture high-quality images and videos of the pipe condition. However, collecting pipe inspection data is not enough. The data also needs to be stored, analyzed and shared in a way that is useful and meaningful for decision making.
The inspections are carried out by capturing video using a device with a built-in camera that travels freely with the flow of water. The device can have sensors that measure the temperature of the medium and the ambient temperature, detect leaks, air pockets, pipe location and magnetic anomalies.
However, collecting pipe inspection data is not enough. The data also needs to be stored, analyzed and shared in a way that is useful and meaningful for decision making. This is where Gismatrix comes in handy. Gismatrix integrates pipe inspection data with other spatial data, such as maps, aerial imagery, topography, land use and environmental factors. This helps you to visualize the spatial distribution and severity of pipe defects, identify potential risks and hotspots, prioritize maintenance and repair actions plan future inspections, as well as to monitor the performance and lifespan of the pipes.
