ILCAS Iller Bank Geographic Information System Automation
We developed ILCAS, our country's urbanism memory. We centralized Iller Bank's infrastructure, zoning plan, and basemap archives spanning from 1933 to today with a GIS infrastructure.

Need, Solution, and Delivery Flow
The core need, implementation approach, and measurable institutional effect are presented in a single narrative.
Customer Need
Iller Bank Inc. needed a sustainable e-transformation platform where drinking water, wastewater collection lines, geological surveys, and zoning plans in its massive urbanism projects could be shared with municipalities and ministries.

Solution Produced
With OdakGIS engineering, we developed a massive GIS-based data server and project management automation using ILCAS open-source technologies.
Transformation Flow
Summary
We developed ILCAS, our country's urbanism memory. We centralized Iller Bank's infrastructure, zoning plan, and basemap...Need
Iller Bank Inc. needed a sustainable e-transformation platform where drinking water, wastewater collection lines,...Solution
With OdakGIS engineering, we developed a massive GIS-based data server and project management automation using ILCAS...Impact
We digitized the institution's invaluable project memory spanning decades, ensuring ongoing projects are shared...
Project Impact
Customer Need
Iller Bank Inc. needed a sustainable e-transformation platform where drinking water, wastewater collection lines, geological surveys, and zoning plans in its massive urbanism projects could be shared with municipalities and ministries.
Solution Produced
With OdakGIS engineering, we developed a massive GIS-based data server and project management automation using ILCAS open-source technologies.
Achievements
We digitized the institution's invaluable project memory spanning decades, ensuring ongoing projects are shared flawlessly with relevant stakeholders nationwide.
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