The Connection

Under its partnership with Corradino Group to provide travel demand modeling support services, WorldView has completed a set of data transformation tasks for VDOT that provide the agency with a set of standardized, high quality GIS data projects for use in its 2010 models for Hampton Roads, Richmond, Southside Virginia and part of Northern Virginia. Data deliveries include new road networks using VDOT’s road network system centerline data, remediated traffic analysis zones, and remediated analysis centroids and connectors. All data deliveries maintain relationships back to VDOT’s core mapping systems, providing the agency with the ability to automate future updates to the models.

WorldView has been awarded contracts to develop an internal web mapping application for the City of Norton, Virginia, and an external ParcelViewer application for Powhatan County, Virginia. The City of Fredericksburg has also released its FredGIS application, the result of an enterprise GIS development effort completed by WorldView Solutions. WorldView has also released its hosted web mapping application for Charles City County, Virginia.

WorldView will be exhibiting at the ESRI 2010 Southeast Region User Group Conference on April 26th and 27th in Charlotte, North Carolina. WorldView will also be giving a presentation with the City of Lynchburg, Virginia, on the ways the City is using ArcGIS Server as a collaboration tool for City staff.

The Virginia Department of Transportation and WorldView Solutions will make a presentation entitled "A SOA-based Web Map Road Network System Application" at the 2010 GIS for Transportation Symposium in Charleston, West Virginia on April 13th.

WorldView will be exhibiting at the 2010 Tennessee GIS Conference on April 7th and 8th at the Gatlinburg Convention Center.

The City of Waynesboro has launched a web mapping application designed and hosted by WorldView Solutions. The application was profiled in the New Virginian, the City's local newspaper.

WorldView Solutions was a sponsor at Virginia Interactive's open house and service showcase entitled "The Dawn of a New Decade". WorldView showcased its GIS work in the Commonwealth and shared information with attendees about its strong partnership with Virginia Interactive.

Luck Stone Corporation has contracted with WorldView on the development of a web mapping collaboration site that will allow staff to accurately meet regulatory requirements for calculating the amount of materials available at each of the company's quarries. Quarry managers will have access to aerial photographs and tools for calculating the measurement of all materials in each quarry. This markup data will be shared, in real time, with corporate managers and adjusted until a final set of measurements have been certified by the company.