OUR STORY
IMAGEM
Company Profile
The future of mapping depends on smart applications that translate the complex world into dynamic information and interactive infographics. The resulting insight can be used to respond adequately to changes in the world around us. IMAGEM brings that future to the present, giving meaning to the things that matter to help you gain control over your future.
The IMAGEM team are translators, and location intelligence is their domain. They translate data from the changing environment to enable data-driven decision making for end users. IMAGEM’s platform uses hybrid software technology to turn real-time data into useful information, through which self-learning algorithms can be used to deliver ever-improving predictions.
Areas Served
- The Netherlands
- Belgium
- Luxembourg
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Expertise
At IMAGEM, the employees are a team of professionals dedicated to communicating location intelligence and visualizing change. They believe in contributing to the improvement of the world we all live in. Everything IMAGEM does is built on five basic principles that are also their core values – simplify, intelligence, locate, communicate, and accelerate.
The Dutch national government works closely with citizens through its local governments (municipalities, provinces, and water boards), to run multiple micro-projects to ensure a sustainable future. But what about macro-projects that will impact climate change on a national level? IMAGEM has partnered with NedGraphics – a leading geospatial service provider in the Netherlands – to help the governments and citizens alike to visualize policy implementation using the new, interactive Energy Transition Dashboard.
The dashboard was developed with Hexagon Geospatial’s Smart M.App technology. To learn more about the solution, see IMAGEM’s news update.
If a citizen of Bergen op Zoom builds a storage unit in their backyard, it will result in a change of land value and usage. Now imagine if multiple citizens make large-scale alterations to properties. The sheer volume of changes a city of this population size might generate and the impact on municipal revenue are enormous.
Growing populations are altering Bergen op Zoom’s infrastructure at a rapid pace. This creates a difficult reality for city planners and property appraisers, as they must know of all changes to the infrastructure, since they all affect the municipality’s revenue. This means that each change must be detected, validated, and updated in the municipal records.
The municipality keeps track of these changes through advanced location-intelligence technology. Instead of manual change detection, which is prone to human error, the municipality now uses an automatic process for determining land changes. This process not only reduces the number of errors in the data, but also shortens the change detection cycle.
Need More Information?
Send your question to IMAGEM, a Platinum Partner and Value-Added Reseller of Hexagon Geospatial products.
City of Almere Monitors Poll Data with Smart M.App
Almere municipality monitored and visualized data from polling stations using a dynamic dashboard to track live vote counting during the 2018 elections.
Helping to Build Smart Cities in the Netherlands
IMAGEM is collaborating with National Smart City Living Lab to help local governments in the Netherlands add visual context to smart city development.