Geomatics and GIS

Master your territory and optimise your activities

 
The success of public sector operations largely depends on a mastery of geographical information: urbanism, infrastructure, security, territory management, crisis management… Knowing one’s territory means making the right decision at the right time. GEOCONCEPT has been putting geographical intelligence at the service of public and parapublic bodies and emergency professionals for more than 30 years.

What is geomatics?

Geomatics, a contraction of the words geography and informatics, refers to the discipline whereby geographical data, namely location data (GPS coordinates, address, locality, land registry parcel number...) is collectedstrong>, presented and analysed. In a wider sense, it refers to all the methods and tools used for mastering geographical information. The standard geomatics software product is called a Geographical Information System, or GIS.

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Optimal territory and network management

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Better risk anticipation and management

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Streamlined information publication and sharing

Geomatics tailored to your business

Territory management Defence and security Geo-marketing

Urbanism, land registry management, network and infrastructure operations, asset management, communication with members of the public...

GIS enables the use, optimisation and sharing of all territorial data.

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Mission preparation, alert management, atlas publication, operational deployment and monitoring, command system, intelligence, return to normality...

A GIS supports each stage in the process and ensures the safety of those involved.

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Better customer knowledge, targeting one’s activities, creating a catchment area, defining one’s location strategy...

The GIS enables companies to analyse their data to optimise market coverage and fast track marketing and sales performance.

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GEOCONCEPT is committed to SmartCities

GEOCONCEPT’s geomatics solutions help towns and cities address the challenges of the energy and ecological transition: smart waste collection based on networked garbage bins, geo-referencing of buried gas networks, the quarter of an hour city...

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Our comprehensive and powerful range of solutions

They use Geoconcept solutions

 
 Analytical tools allied with Geoconcept’s speed of display make for clear presentation of the various items of information in a geospatial environment.

 
 The flexibility of the Geoconcept GIS ensures that digital regeneration of the map is 4 times faster than manual regeneration. This translates into higher map production productivity.

 
 The fire and rescue service, which is all about field operations, needed only one week’s training on the tool and was operational within one month.

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 Most municipalities use a territorial information system (TIS) for informational, management and planning purposes. Rapid access to geographical information improves the management and responsiveness of municipal services to the public’s needs.

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 Having a route optimisation tool was essential for us. We have 7 plumbers in the field and their routes begin at different geographical points.

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White paper: Benefits and implementation of geography within business intelligence

Business Intelligence, as the name suggests is a practice to understand the right business drivers and factors to boost business & hence revenue. The practice of BI is now decades old and it has evolved and adapted to the global business scenario… Context, how geography helps Business, definition and benefits of Geo-BI, how to implement Geo-BI.

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The quarter of an hour city – Urban model of the future or rose-tinted utopia?

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[Interview] How French-Swiss local authorities acquired their territory data

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How do you make a good map?

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Why invest in geographical intelligence and for which applications?

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[Interview] R&D seen from the inside: what developments and challenges for professional software?

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