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May 2nd, 2011
Dubai’s GIS Enhances Operations to Support Continued Growth

With broader access to the latest ArcGIS software, the municipality intends to leverage GIS technology and share geospatial data between departments. The enterprise-wide GIS is expected to improve disaster response capabilities; citizen services; and the planning, design, construction, and management of Dubai’s expanding infrastructure and facilities.

“The ELA provides us with the products and flexibility we need as we plan to migrate our existing cadastre and certification management systems to the ArcGIS 10 platform, making it easier to access and use data,” says Malik. “The resulting streamlined business processes will help serve our citizens in their day-to-day requests and provide accurate spatial and nonspatial information.”

Further details on Dubai Municipality are available at www.dm.gov.ae. To learn about Esri ELAs, visit esri.com/ela. For more information on GISTEC, visit www.gistec.com.