Supergeo Technologies, the global leading GIS software and solution provider, announces that Rajdevi Engineering Consultant utilizes SuperGIS Desktop, SuperGIS Spatial Analyst and SuperGIS 3D Analyst in several governmental public infrastructure projects in Nepal.
Located in Kathmandu, Rajdevi Engineering Consultant, a partner of SATPALDA Geospatial Services, India, was selected by Nepal government to work on several public infrastructures in the conutry. The consulting team provides professional engineering services with GIS technologies to efficiently elevate project quality and building effectiveness.
SuperGIS Desktop can help engineers to easily perform geoprocessing and analyze various types of geospatial data, such as parcel, roads, pipeline, the density of population in the construction area etc.. With Buffer function in SuperGIS software, decision makers can see the influence on neighbor areas clearly, and dig out the potential problems, to avoid noise or air pollution expansion, and plan for ideal infrastructure establishment.
Also, in public infrastructure projects, 3D Analyst plays an important role. Engineers can get the overview and examine geospatial data in 3D view, so that the bridges, roads or other buildings can be designed with realistic perspectives to perfectly work in the real-world.
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