WebGIS for Water Network Management | SinoCloud
WebGIS for Water Networks
Interactive web platforms for managing water supply and distribution networks
Manage Your Water Network from the Browser
A dedicated WebGIS platform lets you visualize pipelines, locate faults, manage maintenance interventions and share data with your entire team in real time.
- Interactive pipeline map
- Technical sheets for every element
- Attribute search (diameter, material, condition)
- Data export in GIS formats
Common Problems
- Network data scattered across CAD files, spreadsheets and paper records
- Difficult to quickly locate faults
- No way to share information in the field
- No georeferenced history of past interventions
- High cost of desktop GIS software for every user
The WebGIS Solution
- Centralized data in a PostgreSQL/PostGIS database
- Interactive map accessible from any browser or smartphone
- Instant sharing with field crews
- Every element is clickable with a full technical sheet
- No software to install, access via the web
What You Can Do with the Water WebGIS
Advanced Search
Search pipelines by diameter, material, installation year, condition or any custom attribute.
Multiple Layers
Display pipelines, valves, meters, tanks, wells and other elements on separate layers that can be toggled on and off.
Technical Sheets
Every network element has a complete information sheet with attributes, photos, documents and intervention history.
Mobile Ready
Responsive interface optimized for smartphones and tablets, ideal for field operations teams.
Data Export
Export data as Shapefile, GeoJSON or KML for use in QGIS, Google Earth or other GIS software.
Controlled Access
Authentication system with multiple permission levels: viewing, editing, administration.
Explore a Working Example
Interact with a real WebGIS system for water networks
Technology Stack
PostGIS
Leaflet
Flask
QGIS
Frequently Asked Questions
The cost depends on the complexity of the network and the features required. A basic system starts at €2,000-3,000, while complete solutions with authentication, editing and intervention history can exceed €10,000. Contact me for a free quote.
Yes, data in DWG/DXF format can be converted and georeferenced. The process includes conversion into a geospatial vector format, assignment of the coordinate system and association of the attributes.
The basic version requires an internet connection. For offline work requirements, it is possible to integrate solutions with data synchronization or dedicated mobile apps that sync once connectivity is restored.
The system can be hosted on cloud servers (management included) or installed on the client's own servers. The cloud solution includes backups, updates and support. On-premise installation requires suitable IT infrastructure.
Want to Digitalize Your Water Network?
Contact me for a free consultation and discover how a WebGIS can improve the management of your water supply system