Aschaffenburg's ABGIS: Revolutionizing Urban Life with Real-Time Data and 3D Views
Aschaffenburg is enhancing its urban life with ABGIS, a digital tool that provides real-time data and 3D views of the city. Part of the 'Dialog City' strategy, ABGIS aims to improve quality of life through digital applications, integrating data from various sources and offering it through open interfaces.
ABGIS, based on an open-source solution, offers a range of information for daily use. It provides real-time construction site updates and includes a 3D view of buildings with simulated shadow casting. The tool also offers locations of playgrounds, disabled parking spaces, and recycling bins. Currently, ABGIS is continuously growing, with plans to include real-time information about free disabled parking spaces and bus parking spaces.
The project is part of Aschaffenburg's digital strategy 'Dialog City', led by the city's head, who also serves as the Digital Officer. Jürgen Herzing, the mayor of Aschaffenburg, is involved in the project, though the specific role of the Digital Officer is not explicitly stated.
ABGIS, a key part of Aschaffenburg's digital future, is making the city more accessible and user-friendly. With its real-time data and 3D views, it's set to improve daily life for residents and visitors alike. The project, led by the city's head and mayor Jürgen Herzing, is a testament to Aschaffenburg's commitment to digital innovation.
