AtlasUser-friendly maps
for municipalities

With Atlas you can easily create maps for citizens.
Think, for example, of parking facilities, gritting routes, heritage and schools.

Atlas is fast and works in any browser on computer, tablet and mobile. Atlas is also accessible for blind and partially sighted people. You can easily create a map, add your own house style and publish the map on the website.

  • Fast on all devices
  • Easy to use
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User friendly

Atlas contains extensive functionalities to present data and tell stories. It is also possible to get citizens to participate by providing an overview of trees and benches, for example, and by linking to an (external) adoption form.

  • Storytelling
  • Citizen participation
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Interactive

Participating organizations have a direct influence on the continued development of Atlas through the Atlas community. The Atlas community currently consists of seven municipalities and is supported by The Association of Netherlands Municipalities (VNG). The wishes of the participating municipalities are translated into new features with very short lead times. Atlas' software is open source and fully compliant with Common Ground.

  • Common Ground project
  • Developing together
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Continuing development

Support by Delta10

Delta10 takes care of all maintenance and support on Atlas at a level of your choice. Delta10 provides excellent service at a favorable price. Delta10 is ISO 27001 certified.

Use Cases

What can you do with Atlas

The Municipality of Utrecht uses Atlas as a tool for parents and carers to show which primary schools children receive priority when registering. After entering an address, Atlas automatically displays the four nearest (priority) schools.

Atlas is used and supported by

Frequently Asked Questions

    • When can I get started with Atlas?

      You can get started immediately after registration.

    • How can I manage data shown on maps?

      Atlas itself does not contain any data, because it is set up according to the principles of Common Ground. Atlas links to external data sources via WMS, WFS, WMTS, MVT (vector tiles) and REST. You manage the data in these data sources.

    • We currently use various geoviewers for our own employees and for the publication of maps via our website. How can we make the switch to Atlas?

      Switching to Atlas usually turns out to be less complicated than expected. We work out a migration strategy together and carry out this process step by step. During the transition period, Atlas will be used alongside the current solution(s).

    • How can I help decide the further development of Atlas?

      As a Delta10 customer you can participate in the Atlas community for free. You follow developments closely through regular meetings and you can contribute new features and improvements together with colleagues from other municipalities.

    • I want to make a map with specific functionalities, can you develop it for us?

      Of course! We regularly develop special maps for customers. Send us an e-mail at [email protected] and tell us your wishes.

    • Why do I need support on open source software?

      We notice that municipalities often need a point of contact and that they want guarantees that software functions properly, is available and secure. This works differently with open source software than with closed software. The developers of open source software do not offer any guarantees on the software or any other forms of customer support. In the case of Atlas, you cannot turn to the municipality of Purmerend, the original maker, for management and support. You can contact Delta10 for this.

Get in touch

Do you want more information or do you have questions? Please contact us.

Email
[email protected]
Telefoon
+31(0) 85 3034226
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