Asset registers
Roads, greenery, street furniture and buildings. Every item has its own record with attributes and condition.
Cities and municipalities
Fragmented data, asset records kept in spreadsheets, no overview of the utility networks? We will bring your municipality’s geospatial data together in one place and give you the tools to work with it.
300+
municipalities in our portfolio
1 200
km² mapped each year
50+
municipalities with extended powers using Spirit ÚAP
30 years
in business
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Does this sound familiar?
Asset registers for buildings, utility networks, greenery and road signs – I want it all together in a GIS I can open on my phone. Instead we have three Excel files and a ring binder.
Fragmented records
Paper asset registers, Excel files and shared drives across departments.
Statutory obligations
DTM, ÚAP, registers – every agenda with its own structure and deadlines.
Ageing data
Orthophotos five years old, cadastral survey plans and asset registers on paper.
No 3D view
There is no way to show residents what the outcome of an investment project in their street will look like.
Why Georeal
Data and software from a single source.
We survey the data in the field and we build the software you will work with. No handovers between subcontractors.
Data acquisition
Aerial photography, scanners, surveyors in the field. We are equipped for all of it.
Software
We build geoportals, mobile applications and extensions for the software you are used to working in.
Services
We cover every service across the field of surveying.
Assets and records
Know what your municipality owns
Most municipalities know what they own – it is just kept in five places: in a spreadsheet, in a ring binder and in one person’s head. We bring it together over a map of the municipality, linked to the cadastre and available from the field.
Owners, addresses and parcel boundaries
An up-to-date cadastral extract directly over the map of the municipality – no retyping from the public cadastre viewer.
The surveys the records are built from
Mobile mapping drives through the streets and captures street furniture, road signs and surface condition; individual structures and buildings we survey in the classic way.
Statutory obligation
Handle your obligations around the technical map
Around the Digital Technical Map a municipality has obligations that can be delegated. We can take over the whole technical and transport infrastructure agenda – from collecting the source data to adding completed structures.
Digital Technical Map
We collect and check the data on technical and transport infrastructure and prepare it for submission to the DTM.
As-built surveys of completed structures
Every new structure is a change in the technical map. We survey the as-built state and hand it over in the form that goes straight into the update.
Where municipal data ends up
Territorial development
Prepare your territory for development and investment
Decisions about a territory stand or fall on how old your source data is. We survey the whole cadastral area in a single flight – and on that same data we then build spatial analytical materials and design documentation.
Everything from one flight
Orthophoto, 3D model and elevation data for the whole cadastral area from a single flight.
Spatial analytical materials (ÚAP)
ÚAP phenomena in a single data structure, ready to be handed over to the region.
Civil engineering design
Roads, pavements, sewers and ponds – at every stage of the design documentation.
Where it is already running
The authority and the public
Open your data to officials and residents
Data nobody can see helps nobody. A geoportal puts the municipality’s maps on the web – an official finds the base data without calling a surveyor, a resident checks a parcel boundary or the zoning plan themselves.
A look at buildings without a site visit
Oblique imagery from the flight in your browser – façade, roof and yard.
Geoportals we have delivered to towns
Surveying work
The surveys and plans a municipality orders as it goes
Individual jobs that come up when they are needed – selling a plot, building a fence, restoring a pond.
Cadastral survey plans and setting out
Dividing a parcel, surveying a new building, setting out a boundary before a fence goes up. We handle the plan and the registration in the cadastre for you.
Surveys not everyone does
Depths of reservoirs and channels, heat loss from buildings, terrain under vegetation.
How it works
From the flight to data the municipality uses every day
Most municipal projects follow the same path. Every step has a usable output of its own – you do not have to order the whole chain at once.
- 01
Flight and fieldwork
An aircraft or a drone over the whole cadastral area, mobile mapping in the streets, a total station wherever centimetre accuracy is needed.
- 02
Processing into usable data
The imagery becomes an orthophoto, a 3D model and a vector drawing. This is where raw data turns into something you can make decisions on.
- 03
Data where people actually work
The outputs are published to the municipal geoportal and into the modules the authority uses – or as oblique imagery in which an official can inspect a particular house.
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Updates, so the data does not age
A municipality changes. After a structure is completed we survey the as-built state and write the change into the technical map and the asset registers.
Common questions from this industry
What officials ask us.
If you cannot find the answer to your question, do not hesitate to contact us.
Yes. For small municipalities we have a simplified geoportal (shared with a Local Action Group, MAS) and an orthophoto + asset register package at a fixed price. No IT specialist is needed.
That is the recommended approach. We start with aerial data as the base layer, then add the geoportal, then the asset registers. The Spirit Cloud architecture is modular – you pay for what you actually use.
Yes. We have experience with both below-threshold and above-threshold contracts, including participation in centralised tenders run by regions and associations of municipalities.
We run Spirit Cloud on our own servers in the Czech Republic. For sensitive data (population registers, technical maps with addresses) we offer an on-premise installation.
Yes. The geoportal supports INSPIRE, WMS/WMTS and ATOM feeds – the data is easy to publish into the national infrastructure (RÚIAN, DTM ČR).
Not sure where to start?
Get in touch.
Most of our municipal projects start with a consultation. We go through what you have and what is pressing. From that we propose a step-by-step plan.
Ing. Karel Vondráček
Managing director
Ing. Luboš Hübsch
CCTO
Aerial imagery and scanning