As location data is no longer just a pin on a map but now the dynamic nexus of the physical and digital in real time, it becomes paramount that information that can be utilized at scale. 

Learn CARTO helps Telco / WiFi service providers save time and money by adding location intelligence and spatial analytics…

Spatial analytics enables banks or insurance companies to have clarity over location transactions - protecting your organization from the economic impact…

The map shows New Zealand crash data (Crash Analysis System data) from the NZTA Open Data Portal and enables you to see crashes with all the crash details in various visualizations...

In this demo, we represent how to collect data in the field by Collector for ArcGIS and how to publish on useful apps on ArcGIS Online in 2D and 3D cases...

T-Mapy analytical maps demonstrate the technical excellence and reliability by working with news reporter and political analyst to show polling results live and dynamically...

For government organizations/initiatives, there are increasing needs to use crowdsourcing solutions that engage the public to collect data. With T-MAPY's Reporter application, anonymous users can report conditions via filling out a form with the option of capturing photos...

In times of multi-purpose asset management and public enabling data visualization for your organization, T-MAPY offers a comprehensive list of Web GIS applications to cater for any situation...

Wish to collect data accurately and effectively, be informed while the data collection is happening and make decisions along the way, or collecting data in remote areas?
Collector for ArcGIS is the ideal solution to record and update your spatial data.

Unreliable paper-based data collection is a thing of the past!
Turn your field observations into points on a map using Survey123.

Our in-house custom web scene viewer demonstrates how we can utilise open data to our advantage. 3D models can also enhance the visualization of the study area for deeper understanding.

Instead of traditional paper map viewing, we can use ArcGIS Online applications to increase visibility and engagement from viewers. We investigate two examples here: Auckland historic aerials from 1940 to 2016, and Christchurch CBD in 1877.