With Map+ V3 modules for any applicatio area can be developed without programming knowledge:
In order to show the capabilities, we have put a demo version online. There you can see modules from TYDAC and customers, which are otherwise only visible on the intranet:
You can find instructions on how to use the modules directly in the application by clicking on the "i" next to Examples MAP+ V3. Start demo.
With the module building permits can be recorded, edited and archived on geo-surselva.ch of Cavigelli Ingenieure AG . Documents can also be uploaded as required for the building permits. This provides the municipality with a meaningful overview of ongoing and completed procedures. With the table and selection function, it is also possible to filter and search.
The following modules are also used by municipalities on geo-surselva:
Kurt Vieli, Enterprise Manager:
In the area of online GIS, we have been relying on the services of TYDAC for over 20 years. Due to the very high customer satisfaction with our end users but also with our employees, as well as the short response times and high availability and flexibility of the applications, we continue to rely on the products of TYDAC. With MAP+ V3 and the possibility to develop modules ourselves, we can offer our customers even more flexible user-specific tools.
The aim and purpose of the RGSK is to coordinate overall transport and settlement development in the medium to long term and to steer them in the desired direction. The RGSK is drawn up jointly by the 75 RKBM municipalities. It is renewed every four years. The concept is an instrument with the character of a guideline plan. It creates binding and reliable guidelines for the communal local planning.
The latest version is the RGSK 2021/AP4 (agglomeration program 4th generation). The data was published at the beginning of November 2022 in the new, MAP+ based WebGIS of the Regional Conference Bern-Mittelland. Read more here.
Link to the application: https://www.webgis-rkbm.ch
The energy transition is a hot topic. For municipalities, it is therefore becoming increasingly important to establish and analyze the basics. Questions that arise:
The energy city of Wädenswil, for example, has compiled all this data in its WebGIS.
Using the Federal Spatial Data Infrastructure (BGDI), federal offices have published most of their data as web services. As of August 2021, there were about 700 services available.
TYDAC has compiled through its OpenData WIKI the list of services grouped by federal office. A new MAP+ Application was set up, which shows most of the services (WMS and a selection of WMTS):
Based on MAP+ 3D we put together a demo about Switzerland. Thanks to the release of the data and thanks to the APIs from swisstopo, it was relatively easy to put together the demo. We also prepared some data ourselves. As follows:
swisstopo, WMTS and WMS geo.admin:
Prepared by TYDAC:
Romano Hofmann, Management, Head of Department Geomatics and GIS, Geozug Ingenieure AG:
"We see our WebGIS GO not only as a publication medium for geodata, but it is also important for our customers that they can manage and edit their own geodata themselves. Especially for work in the field (for example, by municipal employees), it is important that the applications are very easy to use and can be used on different devices. TYDAC has an excellent understanding of how to translate the demanding and diverse requirements into applications with a wide range of functionalities that can be used intuitively (even by non-experts). Thanks to the easy-to-learn development possibilities, we can thus offer our customers cost-effective customized GIS applications for the digitization of their everyday work."
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