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ITSynergy will develop a TIS for Water Resources Management in Syria

 By: Rasha Tarek

The TIS will be developed using Open Source Software and will build on previous experiences of IT Synergy in this field.

According to Enzo Puliatti, chairman of IT Synergy, this initiative, accompanied by a fully fledged capacity transfer for the staff of the project, will provide the base for the establishment of a GIS based Digital Governorate Management System.

IT Synergy is expected to complete the this project within December 2007.

Two Papers Accepted at the Kuwait International GIS Conference & Exhibition 2006

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As part of IT Synergy’s work on designing, developing, and implementing the GIS-based Decision Support System for the Egyptian Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation, two papers describing the system were accepted to the Kuwait International GIS Conference & Exhibition, one discussing the merits of employing open source technology for GIS-based projects and the other describing the methodology leading up to the system design for a GIS project of this scale.

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