VIS-All

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VIS-All®
Basic data

developer Software-Service John GmbH
Current  version Version 5.0.0
(02/10/2020)
operating system Windows 8, Windows 10 (32bit / 64bit)
category CAD , GIS
License commercial, academic
German speaking Yes
https://vis-all.de/


VIS-All® 3D is software that semi-automatically generates interactive 3D visualizations from 2D CAD and GIS data. The system from Software Service John GmbH is used by architects, civil engineers and city planning offices.

The integrated module “3D route design” is used to pre-plan rail and road routes directly in the DGM (digital terrain model) including quantity and cost calculation in real time. The company received the Thuringian Innovation Prize for this module. The verdict of the jurorsː "The jury sees great potential for this method to revolutionize the entire planning process of classical teaching in the next few years."

The software is certified by railML ® and is used by engineering, planning and surveying offices, as well as municipal institutions in the DACH u. a. used in the implementation of the Federal Transport Infrastructure Plan 2030

VIS-All® 3D has a COM interface for data import and export and thus the possibility of integration into third-party systems.

The program is available in German and English and is used in teaching at various universities.

documentation

There is extensive official documentation and tutorials for the VIS-All® program

literature

  • Thomas Richter: Planning of motorways and country roads , Springer Vieweg, 2016, ISBN 9783658130084

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ^ The winners of the XIX. Innovation Award Thuringia 2016
  2. ↑ https://www.railml.org/ [1]
  3. ↑ Customer references
  4. ↑ The German Federal Transport Infrastructure Plan 2015
  5. ↑ Federal Transport Infrastructure Plan 2030 for infrastructure projects and the use of VIS-All®
  6. ↑ Schüßler Plan: Assessment and testing of route variants with VIS-All®
  7. ↑ Pilot project B87N, Saxony - pilot project of the BMVI under the leadership of DEGES
  8. ↑ Autocad Magazinː Cost-transparent 3D planning of rail routes
  9. ↑ Dresden University of Technology and Economics
  10. ↑ Official documentation