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The planning of new infrastructure projects requires reliable information about existing lines – but it is precisely this that is often difficult to access. A lack of central registers, a large number of responsible operators and inconsistent data formats make pipeline information a complex and time-consuming process. The following article sheds light on the central challenges and shows which approaches and developments can help to bring more transparency, efficiency and security into planning.
This question sounds banal at first – but in practice it is
decisive for any planning of new infrastructure. Because before a route is built,
can be thought of at all, one thing is needed above all: resilient
Information about existing lines, widely known as
Line information, plan information or train path information.
Especially when connecting new wind turbines to
existing substations, it quickly becomes apparent how complex the reality is,
namely that many competent authorities and operators must be involved,
to get the full picture.
Overall, it is a complex system of many
stakeholders and information.
From an innovative and intuitive online map from the company Trassify,
at the touch of a button the formats: dxf, shape, geopackage, kml and PDF
.
For construction projects, this has the following advantages:
You don't even need to register - give us a name
simply your project, and we will take care of the rest:
Feel free to talk to the experts on the topic
line information directly.
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