The project involved verifying the accuracy of existing buildings in the database and adding new buildings that were not previously included. This was accomplished using orthophotos, Street View, topographic maps, and additional supporting materials.

Environmental protection company, specializing in air emission measurements, wastewater analysis, waste management, and environmental noise assessment.
These are specialised maps, and their mapping characteristics set the standard, particularly for the accuracy of building geometries and attributes.
Verification and update of the building database, including geometry corrections and attribute updates using orthophotos, Street View, and topographic maps.
Work started by collecting and reading orthophotos, Street View images, and topographic maps to establish the current state of the building database. In QGIS the team verified the existing buildings and found new ones that had never been recorded. Building geometries were corrected where they were wrong. Attributes were updated, including type, purpose, and number of floors. Topology checks removed overlaps, gaps, and other inconsistencies in the spatial data. The attribute database was then verified against the latest information. The area covered was 500+ km².
The building database was updated and now reflects the structures standing in the covered area.
Verification and update of the building database, including geometry corrections and attribute updates using orthophotos, Street View, and topographic maps.



