As one of the anchor programs of the GCI, within the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design, the GCIF hosts a network of 255 cities across 82 countries committed to building standardized city indicators for performance management including a database of comparable statistics that allow cities to track their effectiveness on everything from planning and economic growth to transportation, safety and education.
The CityService Development Kit (CitySDK) is a system that collects open data of governments, in order to provide their availability uniformly and in real-time. Within this project Waag Society is responsible for the domain Mobility. We will talk to potential data suppliers and application developers to meet the needs of both parties. Combined with questions from various cities in Europe, these needs lead to services that are both generic and dynamic. CitySDK is assisting seven European cities to release their data and offers tools to develop digital services.
Terézváros, Budapest has made a heritage and information map of the district. The map shows every building in the district. Selecting a building shows its year of construction, its architect and an image gallery with multiple views of the building.
The municipality of Budapest's 2nd district provides several mandatory and voluntary services to its communities, and while fulfilling these duties, large sets of data are created about the district. With the widespread use of information technologies, most of these are available digitally. In the European Union's program supporting regional development and cummunity cohesion, in accordance with eEurope's information policy goals, the integration and reuse of these data to support and improve local SME competitiveness is a high priority.
The application is an information system realised based on the government decree 324/2013 (VIII.29) defining the unified electronic infrastructure registry (e-infra). The e-infra platform provides information on the availability and position of infrastructure and utility lines based on address and land registry title queries. The data provided identifies the operators of the lines with their contact information.
ÉTDR, the electronic documentation system supporting building permission processes, is an e-administration service enabling digital submitting and processing of planning permissions and related documents during the approval process.
The Minerva GIS platform was developed to speed up municipal processes and planning and construction management, to support municipal property management, to provide quick and efficient data and to support well grounded decision making. The system is based upon AutoCAD platform and web services using the leading technologies available, enabling its integration into e-government platforms besides supporting the above processes. Minerva GIS contains map-based, visual and text formats.