Recently, the Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Planning and Natural Resources led the “One Map” Coordination and Spatial Factor Guarantee Work Plan for Shenzhen's “Six Networks” was officially issued, taking the lead in establishing a new spatial governance mechanism for modern infrastructure systems in the country. Among them, it was mentioned that closely following the direction of digital empowerment of governance, the “Plan” proposes to consolidate the four-dimensional spatial and temporal digital base, gather all types of spatial information coordinated above ground, ground, land and sea, and establish a dynamic update mechanism for the project library. At the same time, AI technology is used to build a project approval and supervision intelligence system to track, supervise and coordinate the entire process of the project to achieve real-time data sharing, avoid pain points such as repeated road excavation and repeated construction of facilities at the source, and turn the planning blueprint into a “living map” that can be dispatched and supervised.

Recently, the Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Planning and Natural Resources led the “One Map” Coordination and Spatial Factor Guarantee Work Plan for Shenzhen's “Six Networks” was officially issued, taking the lead in establishing a new spatial governance mechanism for modern infrastructure systems in the country. Among them, it was mentioned that closely following the direction of digital empowerment of governance, the “Plan” proposes to consolidate the four-dimensional spatial and temporal digital base, gather all types of spatial information coordinated above ground, ground, land and sea, and establish a dynamic update mechanism for the project library. At the same time, AI technology is used to build a project approval and supervision intelligence system to track, supervise and coordinate the entire process of the project to achieve real-time data sharing, avoid pain points such as repeated road excavation and repeated construction of facilities at the source, and turn the planning blueprint into a “living map” that can be dispatched and supervised.