Web map dashboard for infrastructure assets

Asset layers published to a browser-based map with filters and summary panels.

About this project

Project overview

Example workflow showing how Spatial Nexus approaches this type of analysis.

Asset layers published to a browser-based map with filters and summary panels.

This page shows a typical Spatial Nexus workflow for this type of analysis.

  • GIS dashboard
  • infrastructure asset mapping
  • web GIS development
  • utility asset management
  • PostGIS Mapbox

Project at a glance

Sector
Location Intelligence
Software
Mapbox, PostGIS, Trimble, Garmin

THE CHALLENGE

What needed solving

  • Asset data was spread across files and hard to share.
  • Managers needed a live overview without GIS software.

OBJECTIVES

What the project set out to do

  • Structure asset data for publishing.
  • Build a browser-based map with filters and summaries.

Methodology

Our workflow, step by step

01

Data model

Structure asset attributes for publishing.

02

Services

Publish layers as web services.

03

Interface

Build map, filters and summary panels.

04

Handover

Document how to update data.

Visual output

The map

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Los Angeles in Landsat imagery and SRTM shaded relief, showing urban infrastructure and terrain

Results

What the analysis delivered

  • Interactive asset web map.
  • Filters and summary panels for decision-making.

Key highlights

Why this project stands out

  • Data model
  • Services
  • Interface
  • Handover

Data sources

Data used

  • Asset location and attribute records
  • Base maps

Tools and technologies

Software and methods

Mapbox
PostGIS
Trimble
Garmin

Deliverables

What the client received

  • Hosted web map or application
  • Published data services
  • Admin and update guide
  • Source code where agreed

FAQ

Questions about this project

Which platforms can be used?

Mapbox, Leaflet, ArcGIS Online or GeoServer, depending on requirements.

Can access be restricted?

Yes. Dashboards can require login and role-based access.

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