Flood maps and orthophotomaps provide clear visual information, not only for commenting on the existence of networks, but also for construction and design activities.
The MawisUtility application facilitates the submission of requests for comments on the existence of networks by allowing users to easily plot their area of interest and check it against other map documents. The most used are orthophotos, cadastral maps, floodplains, protected areas, geological maps and bio-corridors. This allows users to obtain essential information about the area for planning construction projects.
Orthophotomaps (aerial imagery) provide high resolution and image detail, allowing users to visualize physical infrastructure features such as buildings, roads, power lines, and more. This visual context is crucial for infrastructure managers to comment on the existence of networks.
With orthophotos, users can identify and label specific features to be included in the statement on the existence of networks. For example, the location of switchboards, water and sewer connections, fiber optic cables, and other utilities can be marked.
The flood maps available in MawisUtility, add another dimension to the commentary on the existence of networks. These maps contain historical flood data and allow you to visualize the risks in the landscape. Together with orthophotos, they provide a clear picture of areas where a planned development could be at risk.
Flood maps can be used by users and infrastructure managers to effectively plan and prevent flood events. Identifying areas at high risk of flooding helps to design and extend utilities to be more resilient to natural disasters.
Orthophotomaps and floodplains provide valuable information not only for commenting on the existence of utilities, but also for the overall management and operation of utilities. Thanks to them, it is possible to:
MawisUtility offers comprehensive and easily accessible tools for all those involved in the preparation of construction plans and utility design, enabling informed decisions based on detailed mapping.
The Olomouc Region has ended its support for free access to the MawisUtility system after 8 years.
The application is able to identify all network administrators in a given area and ask them for their comments on the proposed construction at once.