Italian local governments use ECO, an open Territorial Information System, to detect illegal building construction by comparing satellite maps to public records. ECO integrates data from various databases and devices to create a unified Municipal Building Registry. It correlates geospatial and IoT data on buildings, utilities, and sensors to enable applications like public lighting optimization, traffic monitoring, and pollution analysis. ECO customizes maps with user-added layers and APIs to integrate with other systems according to users' needs.

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WHAT IS LOCATION ANALYTICS?
THE PROBLEM
THE SOLUTION
Transforming the huge amount of data collected by organizations into valuable information is a major challenge
nowadays. To gain insight into the performance of business processes, enterprises can query their data and
have answers regarding “who”, “what”, “when”, “how”, and “where”. The implementation of Location Analytics
empowers organizations to have answers to their “where” questions.
The data components required for a Location Analytics implementation include data coming from both
traditional operational databases and other databases, as well as in GISs (Geographic Information Systems).
These data are geographic or spatial in nature.
ECO: an open Territorial Information System that works with SADAS technology. Sadas Engine allows to analyze
heterogeneous data coming from different databases and devices and to neatly visualize them.
Sadas Engine enables the correlation of many information
coming from different sources by integrating data bases
containing huge volumes of information, and to manage
very big quantities of historical and real-time data.
ECO is also made for representing data geographically on maps, as the geographical representation of data can
often constitute a simpler way of visualizing data than reports. It is then possible to move from structured
information to data graphically represented.
Having ECO an “open” structure, users can add customized layers that can be either directly drawn with a
specific web-editor or imported from external sources, all by keeping satellite pictures on the background. This
allows users to create layers of anything that is of interest: buildings, forests, plants installation, geo-location
devices, pollution, etc…
It is necessary to correlate data coming from a lot of
different and heterogeneous sources, including devices,
(i.e. Internet of Things), and process it in order to obtain
orderly data and, ultimately, information about the
territory.
It is a key element for the Information System of any organization operating with geographic-related data, such
as local government.
Italian local governments use ECO to detect the construction of illegal buildings and prevent this
practice. In this case, Sadas Engine compared satellite maps to those owned by the public
administration, and identified misalignments between the two.
It permits the correlation between all databases, both internal (registry and tax-related) and external to the
local government (utilities and land register databases), thus allowing to create a Municipal Building Registry.
The system will then contain all the “attributes” of each building unit, and it will be the constant point of
reference for monitoring and planning activities. ECO can also integrate these data with those coming from
different types of devices and sensors, such as presence and temperature detectors, pollution control devices,
etc…
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ECO uses all geo-referenced images available of the
territory (air and satellite pictures), even if they have
different coordinate systems. These images can be taken
from both a local server and from the web, such as the
maps of Google or Bing. Digitized images are then put on
top of raster images, and they work as layers. Users can
choose, according to their needs, to visualize both raster
images (one or more) and digitized images at the same
time, in order to find any misalignment between them.
• Public lighting optimization
• Traffic monitoring
• Street safety
• Energy saving
• Waste water treatment
• Historical data analysis of pollution control devices
• etc…
HOW CAN ECO DO THAT?
For example:
Just by mapping every light pole, it is
possible to see if the lighting system
works correctly according to the rules set
and people’s needs.
By mapping cities’ points of delivery of
electricity, public gas or water, it is
possible to detect incorrect or illegal
practices.
Public lighting with LED system Utilities services
ECO is able to interact in many ways with the user: it offers a set of tools that facilitate its customization
and adaptation to users’ specific needs. Moreover, ECO has APIs (application programming interfaces) in
order to permit the use of its own cartographic functionalities also from other applications.
SOME OF ECO’S USES:
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