FISOTEC BLOG

In a world where mass tourism can threaten natural resources and the traveler’s experience, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have become key allies in developing sustainable tourism. By collecting, analyzing, and visualizing spatial data, smart maps enable tourism managers to make informed decisions that balance environmental preservation with visitor enjoyment. Managing visitor flows In highly visited… Seguir leyendo GIS in action: how smart maps improve sustainable tourism

The preservation of historic heritage has always been a challenge: how to restore a centuries-old structure without compromising its authenticity? This is where BIM (Building Information Modelling) comes in, a tool that is changing the rules of the game in cultural heritage conservation. This methodology not only makes it possible to document a monument in… Seguir leyendo From blueprints to digital twins: How BIM is revolutionising the restoration of historic monuments?

In 2024, Fisotec consolidated its leadership in technological solutions applied to urban and heritage management. Below, we review four projects that reflect our ability to combine innovation and precision in different contexts. BIM scan of the Granada Cathedral The majestic Cathedral of Granada, an emblem of the Spanish Renaissance, was the subject of a detailed… Seguir leyendo Fisotec success stories 2024: Innovation and outstanding results

In October 2024, Valencia faced severe flooding caused by a Depresión Aislada en Niveles Altos (DANA), highlighting once again the vulnerability of our cities to extreme natural phenomena. To address these challenges, the integration of technologies such as Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has emerged as a crucial solution to mitigate… Seguir leyendo H1  BIM and GIS: An alliance to prevent natural disasters like flooding from the DANA in Valencia

Consuegra, a city rich in history, has become the site of an innovative project that merges cutting-edge technology with the preservation of its architectural heritage. Using Leica’s RTC-360 and BLK2go laser scanners, we have successfully created BIM digital twins of some of its most iconic monuments, such as the Church of San Juan Bautista and… Seguir leyendo Consuegra, technology at the service of heritage

The BIM methodology is one of the most innovative tools in architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC). Beyond its growing popularity, there are aspects of BIM you might not be aware of that could change your perspective on its impact and use. Here are 5 surprising facts that will amaze you! BIM in the Movies: Beyond… Seguir leyendo 5 curiosities about the BIM Methodology you might not know

Urban traffic management is one of the most pressing challenges for growing cities. Issues such as congestion, air pollution, and the need to optimize travel times have prompted many urban centers to adopt new technologies. One of the most innovative approaches is the implementation of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), which allows for significant improvements in… Seguir leyendo Implementation of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in Urban Traffic Management

The advance of technology has reached even the most traditional sectors, such as architecture and heritage conservation. Specifically, the BIM methodology has emerged as a key tool in the restoration of historic buildings, allowing the challenges of these environments to be addressed with innovative solutions. In this article, we analyze how BIM is transforming the… Seguir leyendo How BIM is Changing Architecture and Construction in Historic Areas

The implementation of digital twins in large urban and infrastructure projects has revolutionized the way we manage and optimize these complex environments. However, despite the many benefits, adopting digital twins presents a series of challenges that must be addressed to ensure their success and effectiveness. Complexity in Data Integration One of the main challenges is… Seguir leyendo Challenges of Implementing Digital Twins