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SuperWebGIS applied to non-urban land development permission

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SuperGeo Technologies, the leading global provider of complete GIS software and solutions, established a Web GIS platform about Non-Urban land development and evaluation for Taiwan Construction and Planning Agency. The GIS website aims to improve data management and accelerate the query system for the authorities and applicants’ convenient use.

Construction and Planning Agency (CPA), is the central government authority responsible for national spatial resource planning, utilizing, and management in Taiwan. CPA dedicates to balancing regional development, promoting urban regeneration, as well as managing non-urban land development permission.

In order to deal with large quantities of cases each year, a Web GIS platform which can facilitate the data management and accelerate the query system is required by the authorities and the applicants for convenient use and effective examination. The platform is called “Examination System of Non-Urban Land Development Permission.”

Since “Examination System of Non-Urban Land Development Permission” needs to manage numerous map data, SuperWebGIS 3, the Web server software developed by SuperGeo Technologies, is consequentially adopted in this system to rapidly integrate various image data and publish the resources on the Internet. The authorities on examination and the general public can both browse and query the land information promptly and easily through web browsers on the Internet.

In addition, considering that there are 2 coordinate systems used currently in Taiwan, another coordinate system conversion tool is needed, too. Due to the large amounts of image data, the different coordinate systems will influence the layer overlaying. Therefore, the system also utilizes SuperGIS 67-97 CTS Analyst, which can automatically convert the uploaded map data to the same coordinate to facilitate map display and enhance map accuracy.

Access “Examination System of Non-Urban Land Development Permission”  to manipulate and experience the GIS system.

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