Version 1.4.3 of the unified exchange format for digital technical maps has been released for the submission of surveying data to regional DTMs.
1) Version 1.4.3 of the JVF DTM (Unified DTM Exchange Format) has been released
Version 1.4.3 has been successfully released and is now publicly available. For the pilot operation of the IS DMVS (Public Administration Digital Map Information System) and regional DTMs, it will be necessary to upload DI/TI digital and technical infrastructure data specifically in JVF DTM version 1.4.3. It is now finally possible to proceed with the data conversion to the correct version of JVF DTM.
We have the tools available to prepare your data for version 1.4.3 of JVF DTM.
2) The Czech Office for Surveying, Mapping and Cadastral Administration (ČÚZK) has established procedures for uploading data to the IS DMVS—it is necessary to use the software interface. The Czech Office for Surveying, Mapping and Cadastral Administration has established specific procedures for uploading regional DTM data via the IS DMVS. Unfortunately, uploading documentation will only be possible via software. Only web services will be available for uploading documentation to the IS DMVS; these services will receive data via the API of the relevant program on the user’s side. For all DI/TI owners and their editors, this means they must have the appropriate software.
We are developing our MawisGeoportal to help you submit your data to the regional DTMs via the IS DMVS.
3) There is no longer any need to wait
. The pilot operation of the DMVS and DTM regional information systems will begin on July 1, 2024.
For assistance with converting your documentation to JVF DTM and using the DTM Editor, please contact us via our website:
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