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UtilityINFO is uniquely positioned to focus on data management, analysis and presentation of underground utility information.
We works closely with the utility undertakers, consultants and contractors in a number of utility survey and data acquistion contracts for the HKSAR Government Departments such as Architectural Services Department (ASD), Civil Engineering and Development(CEDD), Drainage Services Department (DSD), Housing Authority (HKHA), Water Supplies Department (WSD) etc. and non-Government customers such as MTR Corporation Limited and the University of Hong Kong etc. Up to present moment, our survey projects cover data management works and design works for more than 3,000 slopes and 1,000,000 sq.m of flat land in urban areas.
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Founded in 2002, our professional team comprise of members from
different professional disciplines including surveying, data and engineering
management, GIS, information technology and so on so that we can become a
one-stop professional services provider on all mattetrs relating to utility data
and information. UtilityINFO is directed by Ir. H.S. Kwong, GBS, JP (former
Secretary for Works, Hong Kong Goverenment), the Hon. Ir Dr. Raymond C.T. Ho,
SBS, JP (Legislative Councillor of the HKSAR Government) and Ir. Damien
Ku (former Assistant Director of WSD of HKSAR Government) as our honourable
advisers.
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 In recognition of data as a very important company asset,
UtilityINFO has invested in the development of the Integrated Data Management System (IDMS) for the usage of data control, analysis, conversion, migration of various types of data into the new database based on
GIS and database technologies. Data types being converted include AutoCAD, Microstation, Word, STC25, Automapper, Text etc. IDMS provides the functionality of a data and document management system, which forms the core of UTHK’s knowledge repository. It provides indices for rapid data storage and retrieval. In addition, the system is also capable of transferring field data to offices by mobile devices (mainly PDA at the moment) and data loggers. |
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