GIS Geodata brings site maps and geographic layers into your digital twin, connecting every location to the data behind it.

You run your facilities from Voyager: the models, the assets, the data behind them. But your buildings also sit somewhere real. A site, a campus, a portfolio spread across a map.

Until now, that geographic context lived outside the twin. Site maps and GIS layers sat in dedicated tools like ArcGIS, disconnected from the asset data your team works with every day. Relating a location on the map to the record behind it meant jumping between applications and stitching the answer together by hand. Every jump breaks the thread.

Introducing Voyager GIS Geodata

GIS Geodata is a new Voyager module that closes that gap. Your geographic layers and underlying tabular geodata render directly on Voyager’s map as color-coded shapes and tables, right alongside the digital twin model and asset information you already manage. One application, one map, one connected picture of your portfolio.

What you can do

• See your site in context. Layers render on the map in distinct colors, and the map view opens centered on your site so you land in the right place immediately.
• Control what you see. A Layers panel lists every layer with an instant on/off toggle.
• Browse the tabular geodata behind any layer. Each layer opens an attribute table beside the map. Search it, sort it, and choose which columns to show. Voyager remembers your setup between sessions.
• Jump between map and data. Click a row in the geodata table and the map pans to the matching shape and highlights it. Click a shape on the map and its full property record opens beside it.

Built to stay fast

Layers are delivered as lightweight, ready-to-render data, and visibility toggles happen instantly in your browser with no server round trips. Each layer keeps the same color every time you open the map, so your site always looks familiar. The view keeps one focus at a time, so the map stays readable no matter how much data sits behind it.

See it on your site

GIS Geodata is available in Voyager now. If your site maps and GIS layers still live in a separate tool from your facility data, every day they stay there is another day your team connects location and data by hand. Talk to the VIATechnik team about loading your GIS layers into Voyager, or schedule a demo at viatechnik.com.