Inspection
Work Planning
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A computer-based system for capturing, managing, analyzing and visualizing geographically referenced information.
A Geographic Information System (GIS) is an integrated platform for collecting, storing, managing, analyzing and displaying spatial data associated with physical assets and their surrounding environment. GIS combines maps, satellite imagery, engineering data and asset information to support planning, operations, maintenance and decision-making for geographically distributed infrastructure.
GIS enables organizations to visualize and analyze the spatial relationships between assets, improving planning, inspection, maintenance and emergency response activities.
GIS platforms commonly integrate with enterprise asset management systems, inspection databases, mobile workforce applications and digital twins to provide location-aware asset information.
A GIS manages geographically referenced information, whereas an Enterprise Asset Management system primarily manages asset lifecycle, maintenance and operational information.
Digital Engineering; Asset Information Management; Operations.
Pipeline management.; Utilities.; Transportation.; Asset management.; Infrastructure planning.
ISO 19100 Series
VisualAIM connects glossary concepts to the asset records, inspection histories, and workflows they describe.
