Solutions
HAZUS-MASAS
Galdos successfully completed and delivered Phase 1 of the HAZUS MASAS project with Natural Resources Canada. Phase I involved integrating hazard simulation models into the national emergency management framework, which lays the groundwork for Phase II of HAZUS-MASAS. This project was funded through the Public Security Technical Program, a federally-funded program led by the Defence R&D Canada – Centre for Security Science (DRDC CSS).
KAU Campus Map
Galdos is currently working on a project to create the baseline version of a Campus Map Portal for the King Abdul Aziz University in Saudi Arabia. The Portal will be available to users of smart phones and tablets, as well as laptops and desktop computers.
Products
INdicio™
The R2 release of INdicio provides extended functionality, and enhancements that include improved conformance to CSW-ebRIM 1.0.1, and improved Full Text Support and Life Cycle Management. INdicio now supports deployment on a PostgreSQL database, and has been certified and tested on Oracle 11g. New client applications have been added, together with the ability to create and modify registry information models.
INscape™
The latest release of INscape has been extensively refactored to bring the code base up to the latest standards. Many of the internal processes have been standardized, and customer requests for specific functionality have been incorporated.
Consulting
DIGGS
Galdos was contracted to carry out an independent review of version 1.0a of the DIGGS schema and to build two tools for working with DIGGS v1.2 files. DIGGS is a coalition of government agencies, universities and industry partners whose focus is on the creation and maintenance of an international data transfer standard for transportation related data. The report and findings form the basis for further work to be conducted by DIGGS later this year.
OWS-9
Galdos has been awarded project work related to the OGC Web Services testbeds. OWS is an ongoing series of projects that are part of the OGC’s interoperability program, which is “designed to encourage rapid development, testing, validation and adoption of OGC standards”.
