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As part of the EU project “Multisensor Aerial Survey of the Republic of Croatia for Assessing Disaster Risk Reduction“, the e-registration of buildings and family houses has been enabled in Zagreb since the end of September. In this way, for the first time in the Republic of Croatia and in the world, data on earthquake risks will be collected in a modern, timely and methodical manner.
ESRI, the world leader in software and technology for modelling and mapping GIS, among more than 100,000 nominated users, has selected the City of Zagreb for the "Special Achievements in GIS (SAG)" award.
A virtual award ceremony marked the end of this year's project Teach with GIS, within which GDi has so far given high schools in Croatia 2.000 free licences for ArcGIS Online for students and teachers. The competition has brought contemporary geoinformation tools even closer to the high school students.
For the last quarter of century, we have successfully collaborated with Croatian Ministry of the Interior (MUP), and now we have provided its Police Academy with Esri ArcGIS licence, without compensation.
Among many initiatives and projects GDi has been part of, we were also a partner to the APPLAUSE project, conducted by the city of Ljubljana. The project was part of a European Union initiative called Urban Innovative Action and it has helped to address previously unresolved problems regarding invasive alien plant species by implementing a zero‑waste approach within a circular economy business model.
