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Digital zoning

FCG experimental project “Digital zoning: leading through information, facilitating the zoning process, digitalisation, interaction and transparency”. The project started on 2 January 2017 and ends on 31 December 2018.

Service platform for electronic signing

This experimental project was aimed at creating and piloting a service platform that would enable electronic signing and collaboration between companies and cater to the special needs of the real estate and construction sector.

Managing urban runoff

The project developed a precise method for classifying ground surfaces. The method was used to find the places where urban runoff could pose problems in the City of Imatra.

Several different parties are involved in designing, building and maintaining infrastructure in Espoo. The city is developing an information portal and user interface through which information would be exchanged more smoothly between projects and be made accessible to all parties involved.

Sito’s pilot project “MAKU-digi: The digitalisation of soil-related costs”. The pilot project began on 1 March 2017 and will end on 3 October 2017.

Companies from the real estate and construction sector met virtual technology start-ups in the VINOS project of Tampere University of Technology.

The purpose of the project is to enable seamless interoperability of built environment information systems in municipalities.

The project implemented by the City of Helsinki is developing a digital data model that will further facilitate the processing of land use planning data.

BIM as a learning tool

This project created a prototype of a learning environment based on building information models.

This experimental project increases understanding of the API economy by training and experimentation to enable faster development of the API economy in the real estate and construction sector.

The experimental project of KTI Property Information is developing a data transfer solution which will automate the flow of information related to real estate investment and facilities management. The solution will improve the quality of the information and enable the smooth and secure transfer of information between the different parties.

The Town of Raahe is testing visualisation with the open city model CityGML.

The project implemented by the City of Tampere is developing a digital local master plan that is more than just a map. The new data model will improve and speed up the process of drawing up a local master plan.

A comparison of local authorities' existing data on buildings and the data produced by the new measurement and imaging technologies provides a more accurate understanding of the building stock. But how can a system comparing the data be made to work?

The Vektor3 project creates a system in which the 3D models of a construction project can be combined with cartographic information and city models.

The project tested a method combining point cloud data, 3D design material and a 3D model of Helsinki in the creation of the reference plan for land use in Vallisaari and Kuninkaansaari. Additionally, gaming technology offers new opportunities for urban planning.

This project will create an electronic channel and a standard operating practice for complying with the regulation in the real estate and construction sector.

The project is developing a 3D service that can be accessed with only a browser and through which the parties involved in developing a city centre can interactively generate and view the future cityscape of this centre. Using a mobile device, the future cityscape of a city area can be viewed on the spot.

In the experimental project carried out by Evolta, instructions will be drafted for accurate definition of open interfaces of municipal data systems.

The project of the City of Kuopio develops an operational model for dynamic network planning.

In its experimental project, Arkkitehtitoimisto A-Konsultit creates a digital tool for land use planning. The tool will assist land use planners in making planning decisions based on calculations more easily.

A platform for IoT data of built environments is created in the project carried out by Reliable Partner Finland.

Live digital master plan of Iisalmi

In the experiment conducted by the City of Iisalmi, the local master plan is enriched by using location data.

The APInf experiment collects the open interfaces in the real estate and construction sector in one catalogue Both the API owners and API customers benefit from the API catalogue.

The experiment conducted by Sitowise involves creating a common concept model to promote the standardisation of the network sector.

Revision of land use planning process

In the experiment carried out by the Aalto University Department of Built Environment, the version management methods of software development are applied to the planning process.

In the experiment carried out by CGI, the master planning process is digitalised to allow the efficient use and easy availability of existing master plan data in the forestry sector.

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