DTM Connector
Standardized Basic Module
Automatic Data Transmission
Secure Communication
The Legislative Framework
Benefits of DTM Connector Implementation
Configurability
- Support for ETL transformations
- Configurability - level of aggregation based on data quality and data availability
- Maximum use of existing tools and components
- Automated data conversion to JVF
- Automated data publishing to DTM
- Unattended process after initial configuration
- Minimisation of risks associated with manually sending and editing data for county DTM
Monitoring and Control
- Monitoring and control of compliance with legislative obligations
- Logging of transmissions
- Archiving of data and logs
- Formal data quality control
- Option to display and use the DTM in GIS
- Viewing of WMS
- Automation of import into Enterprise GIS
Availability of Verified Updates
- Robust IT solutions
- Guaranteed SLA operating parameters
- Meets IT security standards
- Availability of verified DTM Connector updates when changes to the DMVS IS interface occur
- On-premises or SaaS
Are you interested in cooperation?
How can we help you?
- We provide guidance on the latest legislative updates regarding DTM.
- We offer meetings for clients who work with data in Esri. We will prepare the best solution for you.
- We also offer meetings for clients who use data in DGN, MicroStation, or AutoCAD.
- We will help you choose the most suitable solution for your needs.
Jiří Lagner
Offers you information about products and solutions connected to digital technical maps.
What our customers ask us (FAQ)
Find answers to the most common questions about DTM Connector.
Yes. The solution supports continuous change detection and automated processing of updates. This ensures that data submitted to the DTM remains current, consistent, and aligned with the actual state of infrastructure.
DTM Connector is intended for owners, administrators, and operators of technical and transport infrastructure, as well as surveying companies and other organizations required to submit data to the Digital Technical Map. It is applicable across sectors including energy, telecommunications, and public administration.