Aerodrome Mapping Database
High-precision spatial databases for safe, efficient, and future-ready airport operations.
Our Story
What is AMDB?
An Aerodrome Mapping Database (AMDB) is a digital spatial database of an airport. It describes the aerodrome layout in terms of:
Features → Runways, taxiways, aprons, parking stands
Geometry → Points, lines, polygons
Attributes → Surface type, operational details
✅ AMDBs are created using global GIS standards and can be stored, retrieved, and integrated with systems that support aerodrome surface movements, training, charting, and planning.
Elements of AMDB
Our Process
1. Capture High-Resolution Satellite Imagery
Acquisition of high-resolution imageries with ground control points for enhanced geolocation accuracy.
2. Creation of Geodatabase
Corrected and geo-referenced imagery used for feature extraction. Features include runways, taxiways, aprons, parking stands, lighting, and more.
3. Extract & Deliver AMDB
Final datasets delivered to customers, ready for charting, planning, runway operations, simulation, and navigation systems.
Key Benefits
Sustainable, reliable & affordable AMDB systems
Built on ICAO Standards & Recommended Practices (SARPs)
Ready for onboard systems, simulators, and planning tools
Supports global compliance and aviation safety
AMDB Elements
AMDB datasets include:
Runway elements
Taxiway elements
Aprons & parking stands
Lighting & signage
Obstacles & surrounding areas
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