Makkah Commission Uses Geospatial Data
The Royal Commission for Makkah City and the Holy Sites focused on enhancing the management of movement and services for pilgrims by utilizing geospatial data and business intelligence technologies during the 1447 AH Hajj season. They updated more than 4,400 geospatial points and 3,250 road segments, closed 70 streets in no more than 60 seconds, reviewed over 8,200 points of interest, and added 3,100 new locations to the digital maps. Additionally, over 9 million traffic images were monitored, 350,000 geospatial points processed, 419 bus stations connected to live data, and a spatial guidance platform featuring 11 interactive maps was provided, used by more than 537,000 individuals during the season. These measures aim to improve the efficiency of movement management and services for guests of Allah, aligning with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.
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