An Interactive System for Monitoring the State of Urban Infrastructure

The article examines the importance of using geoinformation technologies for improving municipal management and urban development. A detailed analysis of the latest research and publications highlights the potential risks and challenges associated with the integration of advanced technologies. The paper proposes a combination of advanced tools and approaches for optimizing spatial data in the context of municipal management. The proposed technology emphasizes the benefits of a multi-threaded approach, potentially involving technologies such as NoSQL and PostGIS for efficient data management. Special attention is paid to the need to comply with the established standards of spatial database management. The proposal involves the use of a modern serveries architecture to optimize the processing and publication of data for web applications. The paper demonstrates the system design-using context and decomposition diagrams illustrating user interaction, administration, data storage, and output presentation functions. Model diagrams and business process notation (BPMN) are used to model the process of solving housing and utility problems. Because of modeling, a prototype of an interactive system specially designed for monitoring the urban infrastructure of Chernihiv has been developed. It implements solutions to key issues arising in the process of city development, ensures fast and efficient functioning of the municipal government, promotes better interaction with the community. The testing of the prototype shows the improvement of the efficiency of the city's housing and communal services.