“Smart City” Presents New ‘Electronic Map of Dushanbe’ Project
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The State Unitary Enterprise “Smart City” has presented a new project titled “Electronic Map of Dushanbe,” featuring analytical and update modules, NIAT “Khovar” reports, citing the State Unitary Enterprise “Smart City.”
During the presentation, participants were introduced to the key features of the project, including examples of geoportals and analytical reports. The stages of implementation and the roles of the institutions involved were also outlined.
The “Electronic Map of Dushanbe” was developed on the instructions of the Chairman of Dushanbe, His Excellency Rustam Emomali, and is being implemented by the State Unitary Enterprise “Smart City” under the Executive Body of State Authority of Dushanbe, in cooperation with LLC “GS Era.” As part of the project, the territory of Dushanbe is being surveyed using unmanned aerial vehicles and converted into digital format.
An electronic map is a cartographic product generated from digital map data and includes information on geodetic points, terrain, hydrography, vegetation, soils, economic and cultural sites, roads, communications, urban infrastructure, administrative boundaries, and other geographic features.









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