Developing web-based geographic information systems since 2005, Advantis has the know-how that allows it to deliver to the Customer GIS solutions with high added value. Despite the many tailor-made solutions we have developed, we focus on GIS4U products.
Gis4Media is a product developed for online press. This project was one of the winning projects of the Google Digital News Initiative Program.
The software automatically integrates Eurostat, World Bank and Portugal’s Statistics Institute data, which allows journalists to automatically receive and distribute statistic indicators on Multimedia Maps, embeded in the news article.
The online newspaper’s readers may interact with the map in several ways, namely:
GIS4Info is a Multimedia Maps service that Advantis makes available through the GIS4U platform. Advantis can produce your Multimedia Maps by simply sending us the respective files or showing us the statistics of Ine, WorldBank or Eurostat, which you want to see in your Infographics. This Map can be made available on your Internet or Intranet site, without any additional work, without losing its qualities:
GIS4Risk was developed from the GIS4U system. It is a GIS solution for insurance companies, which has the need to measure the risks of their apolices. The system uses geo-referencing in order to improve the costing process of an insurance policy using external and internal statistics. This product is able to provide the following information as: Territory risk level, Fire probability, Flood, Land area, Distance to the airport, Distance from the ocean, Distance from the police station, Elevation and Longitude, Average plot price, Average house building price, Average house size by region, Average building date, Crime rate in a given region.
In order to respond to the pressing needs of municipalities regarding the management, use and sharing of municipal geographic information, Advantis has developed a SIG – GIS4Mun website – which can be used by any department of the municipality, as well as by residents. From the point of view of the internal users of each department, they can manage the information of their modules (eg Urbanism or Environment), and may even publicly share the data they want. As for the public use of the webSIG by the citizen, several modules or functionalities are accessible, namely researching points of interest, issuing plants (e.g. PDM), reporting problems in the module “My Street”, etc.