2D Raster (DTM)

Jakarto offers the following products:

• Raw data files for use in your software and systems
• Access to online data through Jakartowns

There are two ways to determine if our database includes your location (city, district, network, site, campus, etc.)

• Consult the coverage map to see if your location is already digitized
  
• Or contact us to request an estimate for a data collection campaign

Jakarto offers four types of data

• 3D mapping data
  Complete geographic data with full inventory capabilities for 3D viewing and immersion.
• 2D mapping data
  2D data generated from full 3D data mapping.
• Inventory data in 3D
  Data specific to one or more inventory categories with elements represented in 3D.
• Inventory data in 2D
  Data specific to one or more inventory categories with elements represented in 2D.

1. Data can be delivered in two ways:

   1. Raw data files: be sure to specify the file format in which you want to receive your Jakarto data. These are delivered to you according to their size (hard drive, DVD, USB key, FTP access);
   2. Software as a service (SaaS): access the data through the Jakartowns web application

Do you have a request for proposals or a call for tenders involving digital mapping? We can help! The quality-to-price ratio of a single Jakarto capture is very competitive. Moreover, our AI capabilities provide added value to your inventory data.

Contact us now to submit your request.

Jakartowns is Jakarto's software as a service (SaaS). The web application, which requires no installation, is used to view and explore 3D maps (such as Google Street View). It also offers powerful geolocation and measurement functions.

We calculate our rates based on several criteria. Here are the main ones:

1. The type of data requested: you can request either a digital twin for viewing and immersion or data representing inventory items;
2. The size of the territory covered (generally calculated in linear road kilometers);
3. Whether or not the data already exists in our catalog. If the data does not exist, we must assess the planning and implementation of the capture campaign, accounting for factors such as location, season, safety, etc.;
4. The frequency in which the data must be updated: we determine whether a single capture suffices or if update campaigns (every one, two, or three years) are required to track changes.
5. Lastly, the type of data access requested affects pricing. For instance, requesting simple web access via Jakartowns is generally more economical than requesting raw data files.