Global Image recently completed the upgrade of the Stellenbosch GIS, focusing on the Engineering department of the Stellenbosch Municipality. The upgrade included:

1. Update of GIS data to the customised Papyrus Suite of software.
2. Update of Engineering data which include:

• Contour maps;
• Floodline maps;
• Fibre optic installations (Neotel cables);
• Sewer network;
• Stormwater network;
• and water network installations;

If you are an official of the municipality, and require access to the system, contact our Stellenbosch office.

Click here for direct access to the system.

To read more about Papyrus and how the system can assist your municipality to manage information, click here.

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