CDG Group, in collaboration with the Ministry of Science and Technology, has undertaken a project to develop high-resolution Digital Surface Models (DSMs) and Digital Terrain Models (DTMs) and establish a geospatial data archiving system. This initiative aims to provide relevant agencies with access to the high-resolution DSM and DTM data for various purposes. The data will be utilized for activities such as water quantity assessment, flow direction prediction, integrated water resource management, mapping, natural resource management, river basin development, irrigation, and agriculture.

CDG Group, in collaboration with the Ministry of Finance, has established the National Property Valuation Management Center since 2019. The center's primary objective is to become a digital Ministry of Finance (Digital MOF), offering extensive support to government agencies through a web-based system. Serving as a central hub for land assessment, the center utilizes GIS technology to provide the cadastral survey application and land assessment application, including incorporating ArcGIS Insights, a powerful tool for spatial analysis, to analyze potential locations for various purposes.

In collaboration with The Treasury Department, CDG Group has implemented the Esri Geographic Information System (GIS) to streamline operations at both the regional and central levels. At the regional level, the ArcGIS Desktop software is utilized to import land parcel data and other relevant layers. GIS tools are employed to analyze and validate the shapes and depths of land parcels, as well as their relationships with other pertinent data layers that influence land values. Furthermore, data is interconnected between the regional treasury offices and the central database, providing essential information for calculating land prices based on The Treasury Department's prescribed formula. Once the assessment prices are determined, the land parcel data and corresponding assessment prices are made publicly accessible. Users can search for land prices using Deed IDs or Parcel IDs through the ArcGIS application web portal.

CDG Group, in collaboration with the Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (Public Organization): GISTDA, has developed the GI Portal, providing an innovative online map service platform. This cutting-edge platform serves as a Web Map Service, enabling seamless data exchange among internal departments and integration with external organizations' geospatial databases. The GI Portal addresses data redundancy challenges, offering users at various levels convenient and rapid access to valuable data, while enhancing data utilization efficiency through collaborative data sharing. Key responsibilities of CDG Group within this project include: Designing and developing the software architecture of the system. Acquiring software platforms for service provision and system management and developing tools for disseminating map data through the internet. Establishing a robust base map data service integrated with the internet network. Acquiring a virtual machine system for geospatial data processing using virtualization technology. Developing marketing plans and strategies to support the utilization of the system.