Hanam City announced the successful completion of the 'High-Precision Electronic Map Construction Challenge Project,' which was selected as a public offering project by the National Geographic Information Institute.

This project was carried out in cooperation with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's National Geographic Information Institute, with the goal of early realization of the national task of digital twin, and was promoted with matching national and local expenses at a 5:5 ratio.

Through this project, Hanam City achieved the result of establishing an advanced spatial information infrastructure and further strengthening the foundation of a smart city by building 3D building modeling data for the entire area of Hanam City and producing a high-precision numerical topographic map (1:1000).

In particular, the high-precision numerical topographic map (1:1000) includes detailed urban infrastructure elements such as manholes, streetlights, and traffic lights, which were difficult to represent in the existing 1:5000 topographic map, thereby enabling more precise spatial information provision.

Mayor Lee Jae-hyun said, "The spatial information data built through the high-precision electronic map construction challenge project will be used extensively for tasks such as urban planning, disaster response, and facility management." "Hanam City will continue to expand its spatial information projects to create a safer and more efficient smart city in the future."

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