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Geometa Hosts Annual Implementation Forum

Geometa recently held its annual Implementation Forum, bringing together around 50 industry professionals, including employees and key integrator partners. The two-day event, hosted at the company’s office, was designed to facilitate meaningful dialogue between the implementation, development, marketing, and sales teams. Discussions focused on current processes and future development plans, highlighting the importance of collaboration in delivering cutting-edge solutions.

The Role of Implementers in Digital Transformation

In his opening remarks, Geometa CEO Alexey Dudarev emphasized the pivotal role of implementers in digital transformation:
«Today, it is crucial to establish a common understanding between developers, implementers, customers, and users—everyone involved in digital transformation. Implementers are at the forefront, bridging development and the end user. Achieving success requires a shared vision of the outcomes of our work.»
Alexey also shared insights into Geometa’s ongoing transformation of the development process. The company is focused on enhancing software solutions with built-in metrics, which will track their own performance. A systematic approach has been designed to integrate these metrics into Geometa’s modules, supported by a dedicated team. This transformation aims to improve responsiveness to customer needs, reducing processing times and enhancing solution quality.

Strengthening Partnerships for Greater Success

With 17 years of experience and over 350 successful projects, Geometa’s achievements are not only attributed to its three in-house implementation teams but also to a vast network of partners. This year’s Forum welcomed key partners, including Datum Soft, GISGIS, and Grad Institute of Territorial Planning, who brought their insights and expertise to the table.
The sessions were filled with informative reports and interactive discussions, including the presentation of new Geometa modules. Among the highlights were the upcoming Geometa Maps and Geometa Documents mobile applications, which aim to streamline fieldwork, increase efficiency, and speed up the delivery of municipal services.

New Module Highlights
Several modules in the final stages of development were introduced during the event, including:
Executive Dashboard: This new tool allows for the real-time monitoring of key housing construction metrics. The dashboard includes analytical filters to display data on apartment buildings, urban development potential, and active construction, simplifying monthly reporting and enhancing oversight.

Network Map: This module now incorporates additional topographic layers, enabling a more holistic view of infrastructure and the surrounding environment for better decision-making on network locations and construction planning.
Portal for Interaction with Utility Organizations: Expanded functionality now includes the process for approving engineering communication route projects, optimizing collaboration between municipal authorities and utility companies.

Fostering a Collaborative Atmosphere
In addition to the packed business program, the event emphasized the importance of networking, creating a warm and collaborative atmosphere for participants. Olga Galaktionova, Implementation Project Manager at Datum Soft, expressed the value of in-person meetings:
«I enjoy live communication with colleagues. It’s much easier to collaborate productively when you have met face-to-face. The home-like atmosphere of the event made it even more enjoyable.»
As Alexey Dudarev pointed out, the true value of the Implementation Forum lies in the opportunity to interact with smart, passionate professionals. Anna Sazonova, Deputy IT Director of ITP Grad, also highlighted the significance of such gatherings:
«This event brings together professionals who implement projects across the country, each with different customers, approaches, and experiences. We learn from each other’s successes and challenges, and our collaboration is strengthened by direct interaction with developers.»
The 2024 Implementation Forum underscored the importance of open communication, knowledge sharing, and collective innovation in delivering high-impact solutions that empower municipalities and enhance urban environments. As Geometa continues to evolve, its strong network of partners and commitment to collaboration will remain key drivers of success.

Geometa at the BRICS International Municipal Forum 2024

The BRICS International Municipal Forum, held on August 27-28, 2024, brought together over five thousand participants from 128 countries. Over the course of two days, key global issues—ranging from economic development and digital technologies to urban economy, healthcare, culture, and ecology—were at the center of discussion. As a premier platform for fostering new business partnerships and establishing direct connections with municipal authorities, the forum opened up new opportunities for collaboration in advancing sustainable urban development.


Geometa’s Role at the BRICS International Municipal Forum
Representing Geometa at the forum were Mariia Bobyleva, Chief Marketing Officer, and Anton Zakharyuta, Implementation Engineer of Geometa. They held several productive meetings with representatives from South Africa and a number of other African republics. A key theme of their discussions was integrating global expertise in the technological advancement of municipal territories, a priority for all parties involved.


Insights from Alexey Dudarev, CEO of Geometa
During the forum, Alexey Dudarev, CEO of Geometa, shared insights on the importance of digitalization in transforming urban environments.
«At the BRICS International Forum of Municipalities, I had several important meetings with our customers. We discussed the prospects of digitalizing processes to enhance the quality of urban environments and improve the efficiency of municipal powers through geo-empowered information systems. These discussions were highly valuable for both the territories we serve and for us as developers,» Alexey said.
Geometa’s geo-information systems are designed to empower municipalities to manage their territories more efficiently, ensuring that urban development is both sustainable and data-driven.

Strengthening International Cooperation for Sustainable Urban Development
Mariia Bobyleva, Geometa’s Chief Marketing Officer, emphasized the strategic significance of participating in the Forum:
«Geometa’s participation in the the BRICS International Forum of Municipalities is an important step towards strengthening international cooperation and sharing best practices. The BRICS countries, with their strong potential for economic and social development, represent significant prospects for mutual exchange of knowledge and experience. In this context, we see an important mission in sharing our best practices in the development of territorial management systems and getting inspiration from colleagues around the world,» Mariia stated.

By fostering partnerships with international counterparts, Geometa contributes to the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 11 — Sustainable Cities and Communities. The company’s mission aligns with creating safe, inclusive, and resilient urban areas, which are key to the future prosperity of societies.


As the BRICS International Forum of Municipalities concludes, Geometa looks forward to expanding its influence and working together with global partners to create smarter, more sustainable cities. Through the continued exchange of knowledge and collaboration, the forum has laid the groundwork for a shared vision of urban innovation that transcends borders.

Geometa Partners with Leading CIS Urban Planning Conference

Geometa proudly served as the general partner of the IV Conference «Digital Transformation and Territory Development Management,» the largest event in the CIS dedicated to the digitalisation of urban planning. Held from July 3-6, this significant event brought together over 250 experts to discuss the latest advancements and challenges in digital transformation and territory development management.

During the conference, our CEO, Alexey Dudarev, delivered an insightful report addressing the barriers to digitalisation in urban planning and sharing the future plans for Geometa’s solutions. Alexey emphasized that effective urban planning development hinges on the collaboration of customer teams, the courage to implement new solutions, and the enthusiasm of the professional community. Thanks to these crucial factors, significant progress has been made in the urban planning digitalisation strategy.

Achievements and Challenges in Urban Planning Digitalisation
In many regions, urban planning documentation is now integrated into urban planning management systems. Applications for all socially important public services are accepted in digital form, and the accumulated information is successfully transferred to the state level and other systems. However, a key contradiction persists: we often work with «digital paper» rather than true data. Documents in PDF format, serving as digital transformation analogues, are stored in databases. This approach has automated decision-making based on documents but not on data.

According to Alexey, the current task is to transform the vast array of information contained in documents into accessible and understandable data. This is particularly crucial for individuals ready to invest organizational and financial resources and managerial energy into applying information technology for territorial development. Geometa is thus focusing on developing specific functionalities to meet this challenge.

Innovative Solutions from Geometa

Decision Support Systems for Top Managers: Executive Dashboards
Our executive dashboards present up-to-date information on urban development activities in a visually intuitive format, using diagrams and cartograms. This new module allows users to track active construction projects, land plot involvement, the status of urban planning documentation, deviations from limit parameters, permitted uses, and other key indicators. Users can assess the dynamics of construction and housing commissioning, evaluate the implementation of commissioning plans by square meters, and identify both existing and future urban planning potentials.

Mobility of Management
The pandemic underscored the importance of competent remote work organization. Given the construction industry’s mobile nature, mobile devices and database access are crucial. Geometa’s mobile solutions portfolio includes:

These solutions cover popular urban planning processes, but Geometa is open to developing mobile applications for any installed module, enhancing mobility across all customer business processes.

Comprehensive Infrastructure Plan for Regional Development
The main issue in current infrastructure development management is the disconnection between territorial and budget planning. Geometa’s tool collects and monitors all infrastructure development decisions, transitioning from disparate documents to a digitally managed data model with analytical functions for monitoring and linking facility data.

Module for Coordination of Engineering Network Trace Projects
This product, developed as part of building digital twins of engineering networks, was showcased at the conference. It allows the accumulation of information on existing networks, their quality, and situational location in the system, and the coordination of draft routes within existing land plots. This year, the module was enhanced to coordinate engineering network traces for planned objects.

Portal Solutions
While an ideal mega-construction portal uniting all participants hasn’t been realized, Geometa continues to innovate. Our geoportal of urban planning documentation information links vector maps to documents, making information accessible to a broad user base. The «Territory Search» module allows analytical processing of information to select sites or buildings based on specific parameters. Future developments include transitioning from formal public project discussions to comprehensive portals integrating projects into the overall territorial development context.

Future Goals: 2024-2025

Alexey Dudarev has set two key goals for Geometa:

  1. Transition to Continuous Digital City Map Updates: Based on engineering surveys, construction, commissioning, improvement processes, and various permits. Geometa plans to use its resources for mapping, aerial photography, and automated identification of territorial changes.
  2. Transition to a Digital Model of Urban Planning Decisions: Fully automating the process of making changes to urban planning documentation digitally, allowing access to the entire history of decisions. This dynamic approach is essential for master planning, integrated territory development, and state development.

Geometa is dedicated to providing effective decision support tools for urban planning, helping to overcome big data and operational management challenges. These tools are already implemented in various regions, continuously enhancing the urban planning landscape.

«As we strive towards an ideal information model of objects and territories, we must focus on integrating an integrated approach for sustainable development, as mandated by the legislation and common sense,» says Alexey Dudarev.

Geometa remains committed to leading the digital transformation of urban planning. By developing innovative solutions and addressing the industry’s challenges, we aim to drive significant progress and contribute to the sustainable development of territories.

For more information about our solutions and upcoming initiatives, stay tuned to Geometa’s updates and join us in our mission to revolutionize urban planning.

Geometa’s Environmental Impact

Geometa recently participated in the strategic session “New Life with Clean Air: How Cities Change for the Better.” The event was organized to address the pressing issue of urban ecology and foster an effective exchange of ideas among various regions. The session brought together representatives from 23 regions and 43 cities, all committed to enhancing urban environments.

The primary objective of the project is to reduce overall pollutant emissions by over 20% by 2026, with a more ambitious goal of 50% reduction in cities with high pollution levels. This ambitious target will be achieved through the modernization of industrial facilities and the adoption of cutting-edge technological solutions.

During the event, Mariia Bobyleva, Chief Marketig Officer at Geometa, delivered a presentation titled “Digital Systems for Sustainable Urban Development”. She showcased Geometa’s social project aimed at engaging citizens in improving their cities, along with a greenery management initiative.

Modern cities are intricate systems, and their sustainable development is essential for resilience and positive socio-economic and environmental changes. According to Mariia Bobyleva, “The development of public spaces and green areas is crucial for urban sustainability. Geometa’s solutions in urban planning and management contribute significantly to the sustainable development of territories, aligning with environmental targets.”

Geometa’s participation in the strategic session provided an invaluable opportunity to engage with potential partners, gain insights into industry challenges, and identify promising areas for growth. The company is eager to explore new avenues and leverage geoinformation systems to further contribute to environmental initiatives, particularly in the realm of clean air and reduced emissions.

Geometa’s Environmental Projects

Greening Management: Geometa has implemented a Greening module, automating municipal employees’ tasks related to green space management. This includes creating a registry of green spaces and facilitating services like replanting, pruning, and green space demolition permits, all managed within the system. The module streamlines interdepartmental communication and reduces administrative bottlenecks. Geometa is actively developing a project to comprehensively manage green spaces, aiming to involve citizens and businesses in greening programs. This project is currently in development, with a focus on enhancing ecological safety and sustainability through digital solutions.

Monitoring and Elimination of Illegal Dumps: Geometa’s specialized module helps automate the monitoring and control of unauthorized waste dumps. The platform enables real-time monitoring of landfills, utilizing drone imagery and citizen reports to locate and manage illegal dumpsites. This proactive approach enhances environmental safety and ensures effective waste management practices.

Empowering Visionaries: Geometa’s Mission and Vision

In today’s world, visionary leaders are driving change, harnessing the power of technology to solve complex problems, and envisioning a brighter future for society. These leaders understand the importance of good governance, recognizing that an integrated approach is essential to address the interconnectedness of different systems. At the heart of their vision is the belief that digitalization is the key driver of progress and prosperity, where data is not just collected but utilized to identify patterns, predict trends, and make informed decisions.

Inspired by these visionaries, the Geometa team is committed to supporting their journey towards a digital transformation. Our mission is clear: to provide visionaries with the tools and expertise necessary to enhance their performance and achieve sustainable results. By leveraging digital transformation, we aim to create a future where innovation and collaboration thrive, empowering everyone to change the world and succeed.

At the core of our approach is the understanding that effective decision-making requires a holistic view of the situation. Remarkably, 80% of the data crucial for decision-making is location-based. By harnessing geodata, we can uncover trends and opportunities that are often overlooked by conventional data analysis. This is where Geometa excels—we combine geotechnology and spatial data with automation of business processes and data analytics to address real customer challenges.

Our company specializes in developing unique GEMS (Geo-Empowered Management Systems) that empower clients to improve efficiency and drive significant change. By transforming technology and expertise into practical solutions, we guide clients from the initial inquiry to the final result. Our integrated approach, which includes software, data, services, training, and expert teams, ensures that clients receive comprehensive support throughout their journey.

Geometa is dedicated to empowering visionaries who are driving digital transformation worldwide. Together, we can create a future where technology serves as a catalyst for positive change, enabling us all to realize our full potential and shape a better world for generations to come.

AI-driven Approach to City Management

In the ever-evolving landscape of urban environments, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a powerful catalyst for change. In this article, we delve into three use cases of Geometa platform that showcase how AI is changing urban management. From enhancing safety to fostering sustainability, these applications demonstrate the immense potential of AI in shaping the cities of tomorrow.

Geometa is a web platform that fuses spatial data, engineering documents, and business information to create a digital twin of cities. By leveraging AI insights, it offers an integrated platform for urban management, enabling informed decision-making.

Use Case: AI-powered Satellite Image Analysis Unlocks Hidden Buildings for Revenue Boost

Problem: Unregistered buildings, often constructed without the necessary permits or regulatory oversight, not only compromise safety standards but also hinder effective urban planning and resource allocation.

Solution: Geometa analyzes satellite imagery to identify rooftops of buildings. By comparing these rooftops with existing databases of registered buildings, the system efficiently flags potential unregistered structures for further inspection.

Benefits:

Use Case: Harnessing Citizen-Captured Imagery for Effective Public Space Management

Problem: Assessing the attractiveness and popularity of urban public spaces and understanding their appeal to citizens is a challenging task for city administrations. Traditional methods lack comprehensive data on the preferences and sentiments of people regarding different locations within the city.

Solution: Geometa utilizes a specially developed neural network to classify social media photos taken by individuals in urban environments. By translating each image to a geolocation point and assigning coordinates, Geometa creates a map that accumulates data and visually represents the popularity of urban public spaces. The date of the photo is used to analyze trends and visualize the frequency of photo capture over time.

Benefits: The tool improves real estate valuations, evaluates renovation projects, understands citizen preferences, and provides visual representations of public space popularity.

Use Case: Optimizing Urban Planning with AI-Powered Vehicle Analysis and Density Mapping

Problem: Urban planners face challenges in accurately understanding the utilization of parking spaces, leading to difficulties in planning adequate parking lots and establishing effective urban design standards.

Solution: Geometa utilizes neural network to analyze orthophotomaps or satellite images. The neural network distinguishes vehicles, classifying them as cars or trucks, and assigns a centroid to each vehicle as its representation in the system. This process generates a thematic data layer. The system accumulates historical data and enables dynamic analysis of vehicle distribution over time.

Benefits: Urban planners can make informed decisions related to parking lot design, transportation infrastructure improvements, urban design standards, and future urban development projects. This data-driven approach ensures that urban planning aligns with the actual needs and demands of residents. Also, the detailed vehicle distribution data can be leveraged to regulate parking lot prices effectively.

Ensuring Excellence: Auditing Partner Projects

Every January our colleagues dedicate an entire week to reviewing project materials, assessing quality, and providing valuable feedback to our esteemed partners. These annual audits are not just a routine check; they represent a deep commitment to collaboration, improvement, and the pursuit of excellence.

Partners play a pivotal role in our ecosystem. Typically, IT companies with experience in the B2G market, they specialize in developing and implementing geoinformation systems. Under a partnership agreement, these integrators distribute and implement our Geometa software, handling everything from negotiations with clients to system updates and performance monitoring.

Although the event is closed, we had the opportunity to speak with implementation supervisors who shed light on the intricate details of the process.

Andrey Levchenko, Geometa’s Project Manager, emphasizes that these audits serve as a platform to share results, assess compliance with implementation standards, and gather valuable insights into the challenges faced during implementation.

Elena Pereverzeva, Geometa’s Project Manager, highlights the two-way nature of audits, underscoring the learning opportunity they provide. Alexander Reshetov, another Project Manager, stresses the importance of assessing user engagement and data quality, leading to innovative solutions and enhanced operational efficiency.

According to supervisors, the quality of projects is on a continuous upward trajectory. Andrey notes the growing common understanding and systematic approach in teams, while Alexander applauds the increasing professionalism demonstrated by partner teams.

Insights from Partners

We reached out to our partners to gain insights into their perspective on the audits. Anna Sazonova, Deputy IT Director of the Institute for Territorial Planning Grad, a leading private institution in urban planning in the CIS, emphasizes the importance of an independent assessment, detailing the internal quality control process they conduct. Eduard, General Director of GISGIS sees audits as a mechanism for sharing valuable experiences and staying abreast of industry developments.

Becoming a Geometa Partner

If you’re an IT company experienced in the B2G market with a focus on geographic information systems, you can become a Geometa partner. Partners distribute and implement Geometa software, benefiting from training, technical support, access to information channels, and a dedicated supervisor throughout the project stages. Becoming a partner is as simple as visiting geometa.ae, clicking on «Become a Partner,» filling in the required fields, and receiving additional information on exclusive cooperation terms.

In essence, Geometa’s annual audits symbolize a commitment to partnership, collaboration, and the pursuit of excellence. It’s not just about assessing projects; it’s about growing together, learning from each other, and collectively striving for success.

Tomorrow’s Cities: 7 GIS Trends Changing Urban Management

In the dynamic landscape of urban management, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are at the forefront of transformative trends that promise to reshape the way cities are planned, managed, and developed. From real-time analytics to immersive 3D modeling, these trends are set to redefine urban environments between now and 2030.

Real-time and Big Data Analytics

The integration of real-time data sources, such as IoT devices, social media, and sensors, will become more prevalent in GIS applications, creating opportunities for big data analytics. The ability to analyze and visualize large datasets allows for real-time monitoring of urban environments and aids in responding promptly to events, optimizing resource allocation, and making data-driven decisions for sustainable urban development.

3D GIS Modeling and Analysis

The adoption of three-dimensional GIS modeling will increase, providing a more realistic representation of urban environments. This includes buildings, infrastructure, and terrain, allowing for better visualization and analysis. However, GIS is evolving beyond 3D visualizations to enable true 3D analysis. 3D GIS modeling and analysis can aid in urban planning, disaster management, and infrastructure development by providing a more accurate depiction of the spatial relationships within a city.

AI and Machine Learning Integration

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) algorithms into GIS applications will become more widespread. These technologies can analyze large datasets, identify patterns, and make predictions based on historical and real-time information. The focus shifts from data gathering and processing to managing and understanding data. AI and ML enable GIS professionals to make predictions and informed decisions, but ethical considerations become paramount in determining how and why data is used and applied in urban management.

Citizen Engagement Platforms

The development of GIS-based platforms for citizen engagement will increase, allowing residents to actively participate in urban management. These platforms may include interactive maps, feedback mechanisms, and crowd-sourced data. Citizen engagement platforms can foster transparency, collaboration, and inclusivity in decision-making processes. Urban managers can leverage community input for better understanding public needs and preferences.

Augmented Reality (AR) for Field Operations

The use of augmented reality in GIS field operations will become more common. This involves overlaying digital information onto the real-world environment through devices like smartphones or AR glasses. AR can streamline field data collection, maintenance, and inspections. Urban managers and field personnel can access relevant information on-site, improving the accuracy and efficiency of tasks such as infrastructure inspections and maintenance.

Integration of BIM, CAD, and GIS

The integration of GIS with Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Computer-Aided Design (CAD) communities is gaining momentum. These tools facilitate the creation of databases and workflows that seamlessly combine interior and exterior spatial data. This integration is crucial for comprehensive urban planning, especially in the development of resilient plans for natural hazards or emergencies. It ensures that both interior and exterior spaces are considered, leading to more effective and holistic strategies.

GIS-Empowered Management Systems (GEMS)

Web GIS has transformed the GIS landscape, moving from a system of records to a complex GIS-empowered enterprise management system. The rise of such GIS involves a broader range of staff incorporating GIS into their toolset, even if not all are GIS experts. This widening knowledge base enhances the interdisciplinary approach to solving complex problems.

Geometa’s strategic emphasis on GIS-Empowered Management Systems (GEMS) is in sync with the evolving urban management landscape. The primary objective is to deliver intuitive and user-friendly tools designed to streamline information accumulation, enhance systematization, automate processes, and facilitate robust data analysis. These tools play a pivotal role in empowering decision-makers to navigate complex scenarios, offering insights through advanced data visualization and analysis. By providing a comprehensive suite of solutions, Geometa aims to contribute significantly to the establishment of intelligent and dynamic organizations, both in the business realm and the public sector. The envisioned impact extends beyond conventional decision-making, fostering an environment where data-driven insights drive innovation and efficiency.

Transforming Urban Management with Geometa’s Approach

During the Smart Cities India Expo, Geometa’s CEO and Founder, Alexey Dudarev, presented Geometa’s vision for urban management by harnessing geospatial technologies. He highlighted a critical challenge faced by governments globally: while substantial amounts of city-related data are gathered, effectively converting this data into actionable insights for enhanced urban living remains an uphill task. Geometa steps beyond conventional tools like most well-known GIS to address this issue head-on.

In the initial stage of Smart City development, numerous cities have already adopted GIS solutions. However, Geometa envisions a more ambitious objective: the profound integration of technology into the very fabric of urban administration. Achieving this necessitates a transformation in operational procedures for municipal employees. All data, funded by taxpayers’ resources, must be openly shared across diverse governmental systems. This data should be harnessed for routine functions such as permits, property assessments, and the establishment of special zones. Traditional processes should undergo optimization to enable automatic generation of documents from this data, streamlining administrative workflows and minimizing manual interventions.

Equally vital is the swift updating of data whenever a change occurs within the urban landscape. All departments should access a common dataset, augmenting it with industry-specific information without redundant data entries. If certain data elements are absent, a mechanism for locally sourced data incorporation should be instituted, underscoring the primacy of data currency over comprehensive data completeness.

This strategic approach provides city officials with a digital twin of their urban environment. The utilization of high-quality, up-to-date data paves the way for the application of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in tasks like automation, analysis, and informed decision-making.

Geometa stands as a web platform designed to facilitate the creation of integrated city management systems, spanning strategic, tactical, and operational domains. Encompassing areas like sustainable development strategy, urban planning, land cadastre, construction management, transportation, municipal infrastructure, and daily urban tasks such as sanitation, landscaping, and adherence to design codes, Geometa emerges as a holistic solution for efficient and effective urban governance.

The construction of such comprehensive systems revolves around several core principles:

The foundational framework for comprehensive projects draws from the wisdom gleaned from over 250 projects spanning various cities and the construction of a multi-tiered state urban planning system. These projects revolve around the automation of territory development management processes, ranging from development planning to the construction and commissioning of infrastructure, housing, and commercial properties.

The pivotal components of these foundational projects include:

Depending on the context within the country, region, or city, these projects might encompass substantial subsystems, including real estate cadastre, construction program management, monitoring of underground network maps, adherence to urban planning and land regulations, and daily maintenance activities through 3D panoramas.

The urgency to improve the quality of territorial management is underscored by the widening gap between escalating demands and the expertise of professionals in the field. This dissonance can result in inter-departmental conflicts, project delays, and service delivery challenges. Geometa offers a unifying solution by acting as a digital twin of the city, serving as both a reference point and a workspace. This consolidated platform accelerates the access and updating of vital information while minimizing human errors. Moreover, it fosters collaboration between departments at the software level, enhancing overall efficiency.

The progressive development of Geometa entails a sophisticated system for data analysis, forecasting, and territory evaluation across diverse domains. These include change analysis to identify illicit constructions and discrepancies between accounting data, analysis of urban development project quality to assess their impact on various aspects of the territory, socio-demographic analysis, transport data evaluation, collaboration-seeking analysis across departments, analysis of public data, and more.

These capabilities are seamlessly integrated within the Geometa product ecosystem, making them available for step-by-step implementation aligned with the client’s evolving needs. These solutions are united by fundamental technological capabilities, including an accessible interface for non-GIS experts, flexible access rights management, configuration tools for dynamic adaptation, a robust mapping engine for real-time data visualization, tools for customized data analysis, and secure operational solutions.

While Geometa’s primary focus is on territorial management within urban, regional, and national contexts, its applicability extends to industries reliant on spatial information for efficient management. This includes real estate management, large-scale construction firms, agriculture, forestry, mining and manufacturing, and transportation enterprises.

Empowering Communities for Public Space Enhancement

At Geometa, we believe in the power of transforming public spaces to enhance the quality of life for everyone. Our CEO, Alexey Dudarev, envisioned a platform that would change people’s consciousness and empower them to contribute to the improvement of their surroundings. This vision led to the creation of the public platform, a project close to our hearts that aims to revolutionize the way communities engage in beautification projects.

Alexey Dudarev, CEO of Geometa, shares his perspective:

“My goal is to change people’s consciousness and show the ways in which you can independently improve the quality of the territory around you and your quality of life, create communities aimed at preserving and improving yards, streets, neighbourhoods, cities, and the country as a whole”.

This platform is an extension of the Geometa platform, designed as a comprehensive tool to bring improvement projects to life, from conception to implementation. This portal automates the processes involved in implementing public improvement projects, enabling enterprising citizens and companies to transform neglected spaces into beautiful and sought-after areas.

Objectives of the Platform:

Platform Capabilities:

Geometa has invested in the implementation of several projects to understand the challenges and intricacies of developing territories into quality environments. The platform emerged from this experience, addressing the bureaucratic hurdles in the current development process. We recognize the lack of quick approval algorithms, quality control measures, efficient acceptance of created objects by municipalities, and the establishment of reasonable work costs.

Through this platform, we strive to overcome these challenges, creating a collaborative space where communities, designers, patrons, and implementers come together to shape the future of our urban areas. Join us in this transformative journey, as we collectively enhance the beauty and functionality of our cities and neighborhoods.

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