Vienna Home Page Traditionally, legal and administrative geographical databases are subject to centralised processes that put updates into batches, leading to a long delay before users can access the information. While large administrations are under pressure to accelerate their updating processes, it remains important to keep costs low and the competitiveness of any package high. Administrations want to automate their internal workflow in a safe and flexible way by remote means, while guaranteeing an overall system consistency. Their databases need to show both current and past situations, and allow queries about pending operations.
Visitors can witness a two-level demonstration.
Users can propose information updates, based on their current knowledge of changes in the real geographical situation. The first-level demonstration presents a user interface to an employee or planner, to check if a master plan complies with local building and road regulations. The result is a thematic urban map showing the compliance, or not, of the plan. The second-level demonstration shows how the global territory model has been designed, how the system analyses the situation and how it proposes an update policy. It focuses specifically on the reliability of the urban plan.