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    WEB-MAPPING APPLICATION FOR THE THIRD SUMMIT OF THE AMERICAS

    Government of Québec - Third Summit of the Americas
    More than 10 000 representatives, journalists and members of governments of 34 countries attended the Third Summit of the Americas held in Quebec City in April 2001. To better coordinate the event, the government of Québec was looking for an effective mapping solution that would help all visitors - particularly the foreign journalists - familiarize themselves with the city and with the now-famous perimeter of security. Furthermore, knowing the event would draw international media coverage, the government wanted the solution to be a real value-added communication tool for journalists. The solution had to help them effectively localize incidents to forward maps to local press offices via e-mail or fax as quickly as possible.

    KOREM Web-based mapWORKSPACE.com ASP Service allowed the Québec government event’s mapping project directly to inexpensively offer journalists and the general public an access to map-based information regarding the Third Summit of the Americas held in April 2001.



    The mapping solution had to be World Wide Web-based to be able to search for a precise location, browse within a map and print or send a specific map via e-mail. In addition, the solution also had to be temporary considering the event’s context. Also, the government insuring a quick implementation. of Québec wanted the solution to be as cost effective as possible with no investment in the implementation of a costly technological mapping infrastructure.

    Using KOREM’s mapWORKSPACE.com ASP service, the Québec government’s Webmapping solution allowed users to generate about 100 000 maps during the three days of the Summit. The government was able to publish, consult, share and administer the event’s mapping project directly on the Internet. In addition, the project didn’t require any technological investment and the subscription-based solution offered "GEObroadcasting" flexibility.

    Summary

    CUSTOMER - Québec government, Ministère des Relations internationales

    NEEDS - An effective mapping solution that would help all visitors - particularly the foreign journalists - familiarize themselves with the city and with the now-famous perimeter of security.

    PROBLEM - The government had no expertise nor infrastructure to develop such solution.

    SOLUTION - KOREM’s mapWORKSPACE.com ASP service, the Québec government’s Web-mapping solution allowed users to generate about 100,000 maps during the three days of the Summit. The government was able to publish, consult, share and administer the on the Internet.

    BENEFITS - The project didn’t require any technological investment and the subscription-based solution offered all the needed flexibility while

    Contact

    HEAD OFFICE:
    680, Charest East Blvd., Suite 120
    Quebec (Quebec) G1K 3J4 Canada
    418.647.1666 418.647.1555
    MONTREAL OFFICE:
    1080, Côte du Beaver Hall, Suite 1600
    Montreal (Quebec) H2Z 1S8 Canada
    514.868.9108 514.868.0055
    1 888 440-1MAP
    WWW.KOREM.COM

    If you have news, announcements, or comments from the event, please be sure to tell us about it. Send details to Glenn (editor@geocomm.com)


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