I. Local Geodetic Offices

Hardware specification

• Database server:  MS Windows NT Server 4.0 – Pentium technology, 512 MB RAM, 2 internal 4 GB SCSI disks, Disk array  with RAID technology (or similar) and capacity 16 GB, LAN-adapters, Backup streamer station DLT,  CD-ROM drive, Monitor 17”, Smart UPS

• Local Network Server:   MS Windows NT Server 4.0 – Pentium technology, 128 MB RAM, 2 GB Hard Disk Drive, Mirror Disk 2 GB, Backup streamer station DAT, CD-ROM drive, LAN-adapter, Monitor 17”, Smart UPS

• Work stations:  MS Windows NT Workstation 4.0 – Pentium technology, 256 MB RAM, 2 GB Hard Disk Drive, CD-ROM drive, LAN-adapter, Monitor 21”, Smart UPS

• Network Laser Printer: A4, 12 pages per  minute, 600 dpi

• Local LAN equipment (hubs, cables)

• Local WAN equipment: (router and modem for leased lines provided by telecommunication supplier, guaranteed speed/capacity 64 Kbit/s)

Software specification

• Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) or Object-Relational Data Base Management System (ORDBMS) with advanced data replication functionality and development tools

• GIS software

• DKM (digital cadastral map) software

• Database client software

• MS Office 2000

• Network  management system

• Anti-virus software

II. Cantonal/Regional Offices

Hardware specification

• Database server:  RISC technology, UNIX operating system, 1 GB RAM, 2 internal 8 GB SCSI disks, Disk array  with RAID technology (or similar) and capacity 64 GB, LAN-adapters, Backup streamer station DLT,  CD-ROM drive, Monitor 17”, Smart UPS

• Work stations:  MS Windows NT Workstation 4.0 – Pentium technology, 256 MB RAM, 4 GB Hard Disk Drive, CD-ROM drive, LAN-adapter, Monitor 21”, Smart UPS

• 1 Network Laser Printer, A4 format, 18 pages per  minute, 600 dpi

• Central LAN equipment (hubs, cables)

• Central WAN equipment (routers, modems, router and modem for leased lines provided by telecommunication supplier, guaranteed speed/capacity 256 kbit/s)

Software specification

• Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) or Object-Relational Data Base Management System (ORDBMS) with advanced data replication functionality

• GIS software

• Network  management system

• MS Office 2000

• Anti-virus software

III. Geodetic Administrations

Hardware specification

• Database server:  RISC technology, UNIX operating system, 1 GB RAM, 2 internal 8 GB SCSI disks, Disk array  with RAID technology (or similar) and capacity 64 GB, LAN-adapters, Backup streamer station DLT,  CD-ROM drive, Monitor 17”, Smart UPS

• Communication server:  MS Windows NT Server 4.0 – Pentium technology, 256 MB RAM, 4 GB Hard Disk Drive, Backup streamer station DAT, CD-ROM drive, LAN-adapters, Monitor 17”, Smart UPS

• Administration/E-mail server:     MS Windows NT Server 4.0 – Pentium technology, 256 MB RAM, 4 GB Hard Disk Drive, Backup streamer station DAT, CD-ROM drive, LAN-adapters, Monitor 17”, Smart UPS

• Work stations: MS Windows NT Workstation 4.0 – Pentium technology, 256 MB RAM, 2 GB Hard Disk Drive, CD-ROM drive, LAN-adapter, Monitor 21”, Smart UPS

• Network Laser Printer, A4 format, 18 pages per  minute, 600 dpi

• Scanner A0 format, full colour RGB, scanning  resolution 1200 dpi

• Central LAN equipment (hubs, cables)

• Central WAN equipment (Routers, modems, router and modem for leased lines provided by telecommunication supplier, guaranteed speed/capacity 256 kbit/s)

Software specification

• Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) or Object-Relational Data Base Management System (ORDBMS) with advanced data replication functionality and development tools

• GIS software

• Network  management system

• E-mail server and clients

• MS Office 2000

• Anti-virus software

IV. Distribution System

Hardware specification

• Database server: RISC technology, UNIX operating system, 1 GB RAM, 2 internal 8 GB SCSI disks, Disk array  with RAID technology (or similar) and capacity 128 GB, LAN-adapters, Backup streamer station DLT,  CD-ROM drive, Monitor 17”, Smart UPS

• Internet server: MS Windows NT Server 4.0 – Pentium technology, 512 MB RAM, 8 GB Hard Disk Drive, Backup streamer station DAT, CD-ROM drive, LAN-adapters, Monitor 17”, Smart UPS

• Voice/fax server: MS Windows NT Server 4.0 – Pentium technology, 256 MB RAM, 4 GB Hard Disk Drive, Backup streamer station DAT, CD-ROM drive, LAN-adapters, Monitor 17”, Smart UPS, Voice/fax-boards

Software specification

• Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) or Object-Relational Data Base Management System (ORDBMS) with advanced data replication functionality

• Web-based mapping software

• Firewall software

• Voice/fax software

• Anti-virus software

V. Republic Geodetic Administration

Hardware specification

• Communication server     MS Windows NT Server 4.0 – Pentium technology, 256 MB RAM, 4 GB Hard Disk Drive, Backup streamer station DAT, CD-ROM drive, LAN-adapters, Monitor 17”, Smart UPS

• Work stations: MS Windows NT Workstation 4.0 – Pentium technology, 256 MB RAM, 2 GB Hard Disk Drive, CD-ROM drive, LAN-adapter, Monitor 21”, Smart UPS

• Network Laser Printer, A4 format, 18 pages per  minute, 600 dpi

• Central LAN equipment (hubs, cables)

• Central WAN equipment (Routers, modems, router and modem for leased lines provided by telecommunication supplier, guaranteed speed/capacity 256 kbit/s)

Software specification

• Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) or Object-Relational Data Base Management System (ORDBMS) with advanced data replication functionality

• Web-based mapping software

• Network  management system

• E-mail server and clients

• MS Office 2000

• Anti-virus software

VI. Telecommunications

The requirements for the communication between the local offices, regional/cantonal offices and central offices (Geodetic Administrations) are available and reliable connections and sufficient speed rates.

For connections from each of the local offices, regional/cantonal offices and central administration offices, the minimum required capacity is 64 Kbit/s.  The minimum required capacity on the central sides (Geodetic Administrations) is 256 Kbit/s.

VII. Data base management system

The data base management system should be a relational or object-relational data base system with the following characteristics:

• Spatial data management

• Advanced data  replication

• Handling a large transaction volume of data

A local representative for the chosen data base management system is required to be present in BiH for support purposes.

VIII. GIS

The geo-information system software should be OpenGIS conform, with the following characteristics:

• Data capture and edit

• Seamless/sheetless data base support

• Topological checking and analysis

• ODBC/JDBC interface

• Spatial queries and analysis

• Version/long transaction management

A local representative for the chosen GIS is required to be present in the Bosnia and Herzegovina for support purposes.

IX. Web-based mapping software

The Web-based mapping software should have the following characteristics:

• an OpenGIS-based solution

• direct read all relevant GIS data formats (MGE, Arc/Info, MicroStation, Oracle SC, Access, AutoCAD, MapInfo and SQL Server) without translation

• distribution of  GIS information with vector-based smart maps

• live connecting to more spatial data bases

• OpenGIS conform spatial queries

• continuous support for raster data (ortophoto basemap underlying vector data)

• multiple raster data source should be combined  in a single view

A local representative for the chosen GIS is required to be present in the Bosnia and Herzegovina for support purposes.

X. Development tools

There is raising competition from the Internet technology today, and we propose the following  environment for development of the application software:

MS Explorer or Netscape browser with one of the following developing tools: Java, JBuilder, JDeveloper, Visual Studio etc.

There are also several development CASE-tools available (Rational Rose, Together/J, etc.), which can provide support for the analysis, design, and implementation of project as well as for integration of different system development phases.

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