Thematic Maps for Mining Sector
About the Customer The customer is a mining company based in North America that is a leading provider of nuclear fuel processing services to the world’s reactor fleet. Business Challenge Considering the vitality of maps for planning the mine production and controlling the quality of the excavated ore, the customer required AABSyS to create thematic […]
Data Capturing on GAS and Water Distribution Network
About the Customer The customer is a leading European Utility Distribution Company (for Gas/Water/Electricity) based in Germany. Business Challenge Utility companies operate distribution networks to serve their customers with reliable quality services. To encapsulate the information on their utilities network, the customer required support in vectorization of gas and water pipes. Solution Our experience, resources, […]
Data Capturing on GAS Distribution Network
About the Customer The customer is the largest Utility Distribution Companies (for Gas/Water/Electricity) in Germany and doing business in many countries of Europe. Business Challenge Gas distribution networks consisting of transmission pipes are used to route gas from its source to end consumer. The customer required AABSyS to capture its 2100 km gas distribution network […]
2D Building Footprint Capturing
About the Customer The customer is an International leading Navigation company. Business Challenge With rapidly advancing applications in mapping and navigation, the customer wanted AABSyS to collaborate on capturing 2D building footprints for all Indian cities with reference to provided Satellite Imagery. In addition, they wanted AABSyS IT to flag their street data with realignment, […]
ARAMIS Lightgig Drafting
About the Customer The client is a leading enabler of 5G solutions and its commercialization provider based in the USA. Business Challenge The client sought AABSyS to support them with lightgig drafting in various markets in regions. It also encompassed designing the F2 routes in ARAMIS along with various deliverables such as workprints, FST sheet, […]
Impervious Surface Mapping
About the Customer The client is a leading global consulting group based in the UK that provides services in economics, planning, environment, geographical information systems, transportation, and infrastructure. Business Challenge By providing immediate estimates and updated maps for an emergency response to extreme events such as flooding, earthquakes, and hurricanes, information about impervious surfaces plays […]
Isometric Drawings
About the Customer The customer is a leading Provider of GIS and CAD Services to the North American Oil and Gas Industry. Business Challenge The customer had approached AABSyS for the creation of 2D Isometric piping drawings from field survey data based on the customer’s specifications. Solution AABSyS implemented an effective training program during the […]
Application Development
About the Customer The customer is a leading software and services MNC in the USA. Business Challenge For successful application of geospatial technology in the marine industry, the customer required AABSyS to assist them in building a robust customization in ESRI’s ArcGIS Desktop, Intergraph Geomedia to enable mariners in loading the raster map of a […]
Preparation of house set outs from survey data
About the Customer The client is a leading surveying services provider based in Australia. Business Challenge The customer sought AABSyS collaboration on drafting survey plans and setting out house on the required lot for finding a proper location with respect to the boundaries. Solution Our team, grown to accommodate multi disciplinary skills and experience adept […]
Software Resource Augmentation
About the Customer The customer is Europe’s leading GIS Utility software, service and solution specialist. Business Challenge Customer with its experience in supporting clients in the gas, water and electric industries, required AABSyS to support the end user’s field staff to visualize GIS data of their utility assets. The project involved working on the offline […]
