Application of GIS in Construction Management

Construction projects involve complex plans, environmental permits, and critical data that detail layout, specifications, and other key design information. For a project to be successful, several aspects must be analyzed and considered, including environmental impact, scheduling conflicts, takeoffs, budgeting, site safety, and logistics.

GIS technology improves the mechanics and management for building new infrastructure by integrating design and site data, interfacing with machine control, and providing the framework for as-built data collection. All those involved in a project, such as engineers, owners, contractors, and the public, rely on the technology to open communication.

• Mapping and analyzing CAD data using ArcGIS tools
• GIS-Based 4D model for planning
• Creating basic and advanced spatial analysis
• Configuring web apps for planning outcomes
• Creating a 3D city presentation
• Advanced label managing
• Accessibility analysis for citizens or customers
• Creating hot spots and temporal patterns
• Creating a suitability analysis