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Management system:

Utilising the Land Management Software you can manipulate survey data within your own system.

Our software works in conjunction with Microstation and Geographics or ArcView.

Land Management uses the power of MicroStation or ArcView, two of the most widely used GIS and CAD products in the World, to show your survey results as a map or drawing.

Land Management is designed to be easy to use. This keeps training costs to a minimum and helps the system to become operational far more quickly.

Land Management allows non-technical operators to manage captured data easily and query the data at the push of a button. Viewing the database is as simple as clicking on the asset and reading the attribute data from a pop-up window.

Land Management is the answer if you want to manage large quantities of data, query data and programme future work.

The benefits to you:

Collecting the data and managing it via a GIS and other Software management systems, gives you

  1. an accurate record of what assets you have.
  2. where they are because their location has been mapped.
  3. their attributes are detailed.
  4. their condition noted.
  5. an automated risk assessment score.
Once all your assets have been located and plotted we can draw them up onto CAD. It is then possible to quickly view the the location of a particular asset and any others nearby Using Geographics viewing platform it is easy to view asset data and relevant photos within CAD Using Land Management 2003 it is possible to run a program that will allow you to query vast amounts of data and produce detailed reports quickly and efficently

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This enables you to:

  1. View large quantities of data, which can be queried, thereby targeting more quickly urgent work of a similar nature or work related to the same site.
  2. Create a history for each site enabling renewals and repairs to highlight safety critical sites.
  3. Display other site related data, such as Post Codes, Drainage, Track Stability, Services, proposed site works.
  4. Prepare Budget costs and program budgets.
  5. Prioritize work based upon urgency and budgets.
  6. Assess risk to land use.
  7. Trending, repairs and maintenance of assets can help with cash flows by spreading expenditure over several financial years.
  8. Reduce costs:- by reducing the need to use OS maps, by reducing management time spent on site, by developing management strategies, by integrating work programmes, by keeping track of changes.
  9. Output Schedules of Works or Drawings for contractors.
  10. Specialist surveys provide comprehensive and detailed data enabling you to focus upon management issues and strategies with the benefit of sound information.