At the International Highway Engineering Exchange Program (HEEP) in Cheyenne, Wyoming, Intergraph Mapping and Geospatial Solutions is showcasing its latest advances in open interoperable solutions through a series of presentations and demonstrations using datasets from Departments of Transportation (DOTs) nationwide. On display is a broad array of geospatial, Web mapping and imaging technologies that provide industry specific functionality while ensuring enterprisewide, seamless access to interstate and road inventory and asset data.
Intergraph is giving first-time demonstrations of new, breakthrough functionality designed to increase productivity and improve daily decision making and management for engineers, planners and administrators in DOTs
"Intergraph continues to deliver pioneering technology that helps transportation professionals gain ground in their daily operational challenges," said David Kingsbury, Managing Director of Intergraph Mapping and Geospatial Solutions' North America Transportation Competency Center. "Delivering software and solutions that enhance productivity for DOTs means adding value to the agencies' linear network. Intergraph's new, innovative technology for interoperability, linear referencing and routing all aim to simplify and maintain the accuracy of and access to the linear network."
During the show, attendees will see desktop, Web and mobile transportation management implementations involving Intergraph customers, including Manitoba Transportation and Government Services, Hawaii DOT, Ohio DOT, Nebraska Department of Roads, Kansas DOT and Tennessee DOT.
At the five-day conference, Intergraph industry consultant Mike Wing will showcase customer projects that use GeoMedia technology to streamline daily activities, including "Leveraging the Database to Facilitate Kansas DOT's Construction Detour Reporting System" and "Implementing a Flexible Methodology for Displaying and Analyzing HPMS Data on the Web for Hawaii DOT." Intergraph's Sean Davies will also discuss hydrologic modeling requirements of DOTs in "When it Rains - It Pours! - Hydrologic Flood Modeling for DOTs."