Arnaiz Urbimatica

Its urbiGIS product stands out. It is a cloud platform that provides free SaaS services for searching, downloading, creating, analyzing, storing, and publishing geospatial information:

• It provides a global SDI that allows direct access to more than three million map services.
• It proposes new controlled collaboration mechanisms to build inventories of territorial objects through geotransactions.
• It provides access to a global database containing geospatial information published by all types of organizations.

Its purpose is to provide an information system that:

1. Centralizes information, preventing its dispersion and ensuring the proper exercise of the powers attributed to each organization and its relationship with other agents.
2. Enables the creation and publication of map services from simple geodata.
3. Enables the creation and publication of map services from structured geodata included in Urban Inventories (thematic blocks).
4. The creation of simple geodata (datasets) in numbers and dimensions limited only by system performance. This geodata can be vector, tabular, or georeferenced image data.
5. It facilitates the standardization of structured geodata content.
6. It guarantees synchronization between the information in the database and reality through geoprocesses (update mechanisms based on operations).
7. It enables advanced analysis and consultation of geodata using location intelligence tools.
8. Possibility of creating unlimited customizable shortcuts. Each shortcut is formed by adding a user-defined suffix to the generic access URL (e.g.,http://urbiGIS.com/MiEntidad.maps). Access through these websites allows for the customization of the presentation and content offered by urbiGIS. These access points can be embedded in the client's website, facilitating access to special information from the traditional website.

Access to urbiGIS is free and open to everyone, subject to the terms and conditions of use of the information published by participating organizations. Therefore, any Internet user can freely access the spatial data of another organization, if the organization has assigned public visibility to the data and they are licensed under one of the Creative Commons licenses.