Tag: Highways
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Surrey County Council Migrates Highways Asset Management to OpenStreetMap-Based Platform
Surrey County Council has completed a phased migration of its highways asset register onto an open-source stack centred…
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OpenStreetMap Data Powers New Street Works Coordination Tool for Highways Teams
Commonplace and the charity Turing Institute have jointly released an open source street works coordination prototype built on…
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QGIS 3.38 adopted by Surrey County Council for highways asset management
Surrey County Council has completed a full migration from Esri ArcGIS to QGIS 3.38 for its highways and…
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Buckinghamshire Council migrates highways asset management to OpenStreetMap-based platform
Buckinghamshire Council has completed a phased migration of its highways asset management workflows to a platform built on…
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PostGIS Underpins New National Highway Asset Management Platform
National Highways has launched a new internal asset management platform built on PostGIS and PostgreSQL, replacing a proprietary…
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PostGIS and pgRouting Drive Network Analysis in National Highways Asset Management System
National Highways has deployed a new internal road asset management platform built on PostgreSQL, PostGIS, and pgRouting, replacing…
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ODK and PostGIS Power Highways Asset Survey for Shropshire Council
Shropshire Council has deployed a mobile data collection pipeline using OpenDataKit (ODK) and PostGIS to accelerate its statutory…
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QGIS 3.36 Adopted by Highways England for National Road Network Mapping
National Highways has completed a phased rollout of QGIS 3.36 across its asset management teams, replacing a legacy…
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PostgreSQL Adopted as Spatial Data Backbone for National Highways Asset Register
National Highways has confirmed that PostgreSQL with the PostGIS spatial extension will serve as the primary database backend…
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Gloucestershire County Council Migrates Highways Asset Management to OpenStreetMap-Based Platform
Gloucestershire County Council has completed a phased migration of its highways asset management system to an open source…