City of Vallejo Sign Inventory Management with AmigoCloud and Open Spatial

• 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 连接平台
• 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 数据管理平台

• 城市与自治市

• 设施管理

• 远程资产管理
• 资产跟踪

• 云规划/设计/实施服务
• 系统集成

The City of Vallejo, a local government organization in the San Francisco Bay Area, USA, was in search of a GIS solution to improve inventory management of city sign maintenance. The challenge of inventorying type of sign and location within the city was not a minor task. The project required strong organization, collaboration, and communication between all overseers in the office, and the field. Along with this, Vallejo required a solution that could meet the demands to complete the project, while simultaneously keeping the price tag of the chosen software solution to a minimum.

The City of Vallejo is a local government organization located in the beating heart of the San Francisco Bay Area, USA. Formally incorporated in 1868, Vallejo has grown to a population size of roughly 122,000 permanent residents and only continues to grow alongside its thriving economy of approximately 10,000 businesses. In search of a GIS solution to better improve inventory management of city sign maintenance, the City of Vallejo leveraged the emerging market trend of adopting robust cloud based solutions to meet their unique GIS demands.

With specific needs in mind to accomplish this project in a timely, efficient manner, the City of Vallejo fully optimized the GIS capabilities of AmigoCloud partner, Open Spatial, and performed field data collection using the AmigoCloud mobile application. With a fully customized data dictionary adhering to Californian MUTCD standards set up by Open Spatial, mobile forms were then easily created within amigoCollect for field data collection. Once the data was collected in the field using point vector models, data was synchronized back to the office on the same day of collection. As soon as the data was back in the cloud, the data could be reviewed, modified, and managed all while field collection was still in progress. Having to wait for field work to be fully completed prior to visualizing and managing data was not an issue. Upon completion of data collection using amigoCollect, the City of Vallejo then imported the data into Open Spatial’s “Enlighten” cloud GIS platform for spatial analysis and further GIS management.

• The municipality could further identify geographically which signs were in critical need of maintenance and develop an effective, data backed, management plan to replace needed signs.
• The City of Vallejo was now able to track using GIS software which signs were being replaced when and where with associated attributes.
• The municipality now has a fully operational sign maintenance management program that has eliminated the city’s guess.

• A GIS inventory of over 17,000 signs were collected in less than 10 weeks using AmigoCloud and Open Spatial software.