Shoreline Asset Management Solution27/04/2009 |
| Halcrow has used the TatukGIS Developer Kernel (VCL edition) as the GIS engine for its SANDS (Shoreline And Nearshore Data System) solution for sustainable asset management and analysis. SANDS is a data capture, monitoring and analysis suite developed for use by asset managers, engineers, researchers and scientists, typically involved with the maritime environment, coastal areas or ports. |
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Once populated with the appropriate data, e.g., wind, wave and water level data, topographic and hydrographic survey data - SANDS can undertake tidal analysis and prediction, extremes analysis, wind/wave rose plots, sediment transport analysis, joint probability analysis; plus erosion/accretion analysis and area/volumetric analysis.
In addition to SANDS, Halcrow's New York City office employs the TatukGIS DK-VCL extensively to create tools and utilities for on-going projects, including a toolbox for use by underwater inspection of urban piers. In addition, CommunityCartography, which is a long-time user of the DK and now completely owned by Halcrow, continues to offer specialized urban mapping tools to the New York City metro region. Read more about: Tidal mapping Environment GIS Supplier: Halcrow Group Ltd Walney Offshore Windfarm Project Chooses Holmatro JSDE/ION JNC 2011 Call For Papers Ocean Explorer H2000 ROV Ocean Signal Strenghtens Sales And Marketing CEEDUCERS for Indonesia Seminar on Dredging and Reclamation Singapore Integrated Navigation Systems for Superyachts Real-time High-resolution Underwater 3D Images NOAA Commissions Research Ship Bell M. Shimada UDT Asia Postponed Comments (0): |
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