GISGRO Digital Twin 

How well do you know your port?

Extensive port areas frequently host a multitude of assets that remain unmapped, their data scattered across disparate files and systems. Consequently, managing these assets becomes laborious and time-consuming. At the same time, every port worker invests valuable working time locating assets to perform maintenance, security, or other HSEQ-related tasks. The implementation of a geospatial digital twin for the port presents an opportunity for substantial progress, offering visual tools to streamline the processes involved in managing, utilising, and sharing data. Accessibility of data is crucial for effective Health, Safety, Environment, and Quality (HSEQ) management.

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Mapping georeferenced data

Fire extinguishers, security cameras, sampling areas, port reception facilities, and other HSEQ-related assets can be mapped with exact locations to the digital twin.

360° photos provide a panoramic view, e.g., presenting the exact locations of defibrillators within buildings. They are valuable tools for enhancing safety training and meetings.

In HSEQ work, map layers such as ecological maps can show data about the natural environment, ecosystems, and biodiversity in a port area.

Supplementing additional information

Assets include fields for additional information, such as descriptions, links, categories, tags, and attachments. All information is accessible via desktop and mobile browsers.

Location and georeferenced coordinates are basic information needed for assets, 360° photos, and map layers in digital twins.

You can use digital twins for efficient work management. Set task reminders and report asset defects easily (a feature integrated into the GISGRO Maintenance module).

Search and filter action

You can view data easily through the digital twin. Additionally, you can apply search filters to locate specific assets, such as fire extinguishers within the port area.

Predefined tags and categories are convenient identifiers that help to group and filter data efficiently to view them on a map view.

Measurement tools

You can utilise the map view to take measurements, e.g., to obtain background information on distances in the port area for emission calculations.

After the measurements are taken, they will be saved in the GISGRO Green database. This information will serve as background data for land traffic emission calculations.

Remind me action

You can ensure that no asset-related task is left undone by setting reminders for yourself.

In the GISGRO dashboard, you can easily view reminders.

Setting defects for assets

Did you notice defects in assets? You can report defects from the field to the maintenance team with the GISGRO mobile (a feature integrated into the Maintenance module).

Defect reports help the maintenance team to prevent breakdowns, ensure safety, extend the lifespan of assets, and minimise operational disruptions.

User and user group management

User management is a essentila feature because it ensures that users have the appropriate level of access and functionality tailored to their roles and responsibilities.

User groups facilitate teamwork by ensuring members access relevant information and functions. This can improve productivity and coordination in teams.

Data export tools

GISGRO data export tools empower users and organisations by providing the flexibility to use, analyse and share their data according to their needs.

Users can, e.g., export spreadsheets to incorporate data as attachments in reports or print map views of a port and its associated assets to share with stakeholders.