FCCjärjestelmä

FCC-järjestelmä is a national land use planning and geographic information system (GIS) utilized by the Finnish government. It is a comprehensive database that includes detailed information on land use, property rights, and zoning regulations throughout Finland.

The FCC-järjestelmä was implemented in 2006 by the Finnish Land Board, an agency responsible for managing and mapping land use and property records. The system is designed to provide a centralized platform for accessing and sharing geographic data, supporting various aspects of urban and rural planning, as well as environmental management.

The FCC-järjestelmä stores data on a wide range of features, including property boundaries, zoning designations, and various GIS layers such as forests, water bodies, and transportation networks. This information is made available to professionals, authorities, and the general public through an online interface.

The database is updated regularly to ensure the accuracy and currency of the information it contains. Users can access various maps and data sets, including property records and urban plans. Additionally, the FCC-järjestelmä supports data visualization and spatial analysis capabilities, enabling users to extract insights and trends from the data.

The system's application areas include planning and decision making in urban development, agriculture, and forestry. It also supports natural hazard risk assessments and emergency response planning, as well as environmental impact assessments and green infrastructure planning. Overall, the FCC-järjestelmä plays a critical role in advancing evidence-based decision making and community development in Finland.