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GIS · WEBGIS · SPATIAL DECISION SUPPORT

From district coverage to the detail of a network.

Horizen builds spatial systems for infrastructure planning, coverage assessment, operation and maintenance. Geography connects schemes, assets, households and engineering information in one navigable context.

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ONE GEOGRAPHY. CONNECTED DETAIL.

See the whole system.
Follow every connection.

  1. District & block

    Coverage · Planning geography

    01
  2. Scheme & habitation

    Service areas · Household context

    02
  3. Pipeline network

    Rising mains · Distribution · Connectivity

    03
  4. Individual asset

    Valves · Reservoirs · Field observations

    04
Plan coverageReview operationsTrace field evidence
Illustrative spatial hierarchy · No real asset locations

GIS & spatial intelligence

What the capability covers

The GIS capability extends from district, block and village mapping to scheme command areas and pipeline networks. Layer-based WebGIS, thematic cartography and engineering maps help users explore infrastructure relationships and produce decision-ready outputs.

01

Coverage & households

Commissioned and ongoing schemes, habitation and household coverage, command areas and scheme-linked metrics.

02

Leakage & O&M

Leakage observations, damaged and running pipelines, stand-post condition, valves and pump or tubewell assets in their maintenance context.

03

Water-quality geography

Parameter-based thematic mapping, bacteriological classes and source-level safety or functionality observations.

04

Source-to-supply planning

Intakes, treatment plants, reservoirs, rising mains, distribution networks and supply zones linked to coverage geography.

05

Interactive WebGIS

Layer toggles, labels, scheme filters and spatial exploration across point, polygon and network data.

06

Settlement change

Satellite-image comparison and mapped settlement expansion to support planning-oriented analysis.

CONNECTED DELIVERY

How the work moves forward

01

Ground-truth

Establish field-verified locations and attributes.

02

Structure

Organise layers, asset relationships and scheme context.

03

Explore

Filter, compare and inspect geographic information.

04

Communicate

Produce thematic maps and linked reports.

OUTPUTS

Information ready for use

  • District-to-scheme coverage maps
  • Pipeline and maintenance maps
  • Water-quality thematic maps
  • Source and supply-zone planning maps
  • Printable decision maps and WebGIS views

ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW · NOT A CLIENT CASE STUDY

Understanding a service gap geographically

A planning team examines habitation coverage alongside scheme boundaries, supply zones and network assets. The mapped context helps distinguish where further field verification, network review or coverage planning is needed.

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