Geospatial Engineering Services
Geospatial Engineering Services provides interactive mapping applications, spatial data analytics, document management and retentions services, utility locating and damage prevention services, and interior space information management services. Through the creation of quality geospatial data, information, and innovative solutions, GES supports efficient operations and informed decision making.
GES Document Management System
GES maintains a searchable collection of over 950,000 documents used to build and steward the maintenance of the buildings and grounds at the university.
OnBase - Document management system. New
GES also provides access for the public to search and request documents from this repository through our OnBase - Public Request Portal. New
UVA Interactive Maps & Apps Gallery
GES maintains the interactive Visitor Map of the University.
In addition, GES provides other interactive mapping solutions that highlight the built environment, property outlines, accessibility, safety, parking, construction projects and wayfinding on Grounds that can be accessed via the ArcGIS Portal.
For employees, additional operations and maintenance mapping applications can be accessed via the employee GES ArcGIS Portal Gallery.
Quick Map Links
- University Visitor Map
- University Bicycle Map
- Parking & Transportation Bus Route System
- Lighted Pathways and Blue Light Phones
- AED Map
Accessibility Maps
- All regions
- Central Grounds
- Emmet-Ivy
- Fontaine
- Ivy and Old Ivy
- North Grounds
- UVA Health
- West Grounds
Space Management
GES maintains interior floorplans and data about the use of over 18 million square feet of space across the university.
FMS:Workplace — Space management system
GES Data & Information Standards
GES provides standards and specifications for the delivery of geospatial data and information. We also provide standards for installation of utility damage prevention infrastructure.
Contact Information
GES Team
Email: UVAGES@virginia.edu
Jennifer Heckman
Associate Director
Phone: (434) 243-3709
Email: jah7fj@virginia.edu