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May 2005: Performed a linux upgrade on a mission critical
GIS Server. The server was upgraded from RedHat 9 to CentOS 4.0. At
the same time, currently operating versions of Apache, PostgreSQL
and PHP were also upgraded.
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December 2004: WIT was contracted to develop a GIS survey
for the Council, in order to provide future directions. The survey
was to be filled out by all staff and needed to cover all emerging
GIS technologies whilst be simple enough to be filled out by
non-GIS staff.
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June 2003: Woodward IT was contracted to convert all of
Council's geographic and database information to the Geocentric
Datum of Australia (GDA94).
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June 2002: Woodward IT was responsible for adding some
new functionality to the GIS Intranet Application totally in the
web space. Some intensive JavaScript was written to handle mouse
events, so that mailing lists could be generated by single clicking,
drawing a line, or dragging a box. This was done without Java at
about 1/10 the development time and cost.
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December 2001: Woodward IT was contracted to roll over the
Thuringowa intranet application from Web Broker to GenaServer. At the
same time, the application interface was also redeveloped to be
more cross-browser and make use of DHTML flyout menus. WIT was also
used to perform adhoc training on image analysis and SQL.
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Woodward IT was responsible for designing and developing an
Intranet GIS Application
to replace an older Query tool using web
technologies. The application is used by all Council staff to query
property and asset information. Functionality includes:
- Standard navigation and layer management including zooming in,
out, to scale, to a map sheet, displaying selected layers and
password protection
- HTML report generation on property queries and asset queries
- Searching of maps for a specific road, property or asset
- Display of associated photos and scanned images such as
blockage plans, and house connection diagrams
- Dynamic DXF generation and download of map information in the
current display area
- Dynamic PDF generation and download using standard map
templates of layers in the current display area
- Scaled cartographic output
- Online data maintenance of water assets, parks and bus stops
- Searching/Reporting from Oracle and Informix databases
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October 2000: Full Asset Management of the sewer network in
GIS. This involved uniquely tagging each segment of sewer main,
manhole, pump station and house connection. Code was also provided
for the data capture maintenance as well as an intranet application
for the specific purpose of updating sewer attributes by graphically
clicking on the sewers in a browser.
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Full Asset management for water, and storm water. WIT has been
responsible for developing programs to initially create unique asset
IDs, populate Oracle tables, extract spatial information and perform
maintenance on new assets. As a result of this, the asset confidence
level and knowledge has increased.
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May 2000: Generation of map data used in "watercad" to
perform analysis on the water network. This involved predicting
water usage in catchment areas and future use determined by area
size and zoning.
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May 2000: Script generation for production of series maps for
water, stormwater and sewer assets to HPGL or PDF. Thuringowa can
now produce multiple maps with one command in either format.
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February 2000: WIT was contracted to produce documentation
for a Council tender for the capture of a Survey-Accurate cadastre
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November 2000: WIT formed a relationship with Omnicad whilst
being subcontracted to complete some outstanding projects Sutherland
Shire Council. One project involved the registering and display of
Sydways images and the second was a traffic asset data capture
function added to the customers existing enquiry application.
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