e-Integration

UAVT (National Address Database) web services (KEOSMAKSSService) ensure the sharing of numbering data in accordance with e-Government standards. It consists of the service that provides integration with the MAKS (General Directorate of Population and Citizenship Affairs) and the components connected to this service carried out by the NVGIM (General Directorate of Population and Citizenship Affairs) . With KEOSMAKSSService, authorized administrations can send the address/numbering data they produce to NVGIM easily. Instant synchronization with integration is provided by sending information such as neighborhood, road, gate number, building, which are produced with Netcad GIS capabilities and updated daily, to MAKS as soon as they are created in the administration's geographical database.

Administrations can access central data by analyzing and reporting on the data in their own databases; can provide information on a city guide map open to the citizen for areas in the area of responsibility. They can use the WMS and WFS services provided by MAKS as a base layer for their operations, and download all the data in MAKS to their databases. In this way, in addition to sharing, the dataset requested by MAKS can also be used in daily operations.
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KPS (Identity Sharing System) web service (KEOS.KPSService) is an application that provides access to  identit credentials of individuals. It ensures the use of identity and residence information in MERNIS (Central Population Management System) and UAVT managed by the NVGIM by the relevant administrations. Administrations can access MERNIS and UAVT data such as address and cadastre, download, store and compare this information against the one on their own systems.

It is aimed that data services belonging to geographic data produced by public institutions and organizations are accessible from a single point (National Geographic Information Platform), together with their metadata, in accordance with the definition documents within the scope of 32 data themes published by the General Directorate of Geographical Information Systems. In this way, public institutions and organizations, local administrations, special provincial administrations and water and sewage administrations will access and share geographical data a single point, duplicate data production will be prevented, costs will be reduced and all geographical data will be recorded. The preparation process of the geographic data sharing matrix for data to be made available to private sector and citizen still continues.
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We are continuously working to adapt our software and systems to the defined standards as a part of TUCBS Integration Project which is among the top 100 biggest projects of Turkey and is also prioritized within the scope of Turkey's future plans.