Aplicar los conocimientos y capacidades técnicas para el diseño, desarrollo, consolidación, sistematización y reporte de la información, asociada a los productos cartográficos que se requieran en el eje de competitividad y proyección internacional de la Región Administrativa y de Planeación Especial Rap-e

Abstract

The Administrative and Special Planning Region, Central Region, RAP-E, is a territorial associative scheme that promotes the convergence and implementation of regional programs and projects among its associates (Bogotá, Boyacá, Cundinamarca, Huila, Meta and Tolima), through the supra-departmental articulation of the planning of the territory for the generation of knowledge and the sustainable development of the Region. Among the projects proposed by the axis of competitiveness and international projection is the Bici region program, which is a system of 11 routes to cycle through the departments of Boyacá, Meta, Cundinamarca, Tolima, Huila and Bogotá D.C, which seek generate or create experiences in tourists, through landscapes, culture and gastronomy, which is only found in the Central Region of Colombia. Additionally, the Central Region is in the execution of the trans-Andean project, which is an initiative focused on continuing to increase the offer of bicycle tourism on behalf of the Central Region. Likewise, it will be an initiative that will not only seek a connection between all the associates of the entity, but also, for the first time, all the associated territories will be integrated into a single regional tourism project, becoming the most important route in the Region Central. This document describes the activities carried out by topographic engineering students during the support process in the design, development, consolidation, systematization and reporting of information focused on the generation of cartographic products through the articulated use of geographic information systems ( GIS) and the areas of topography knowledge contributing to the requirements proposed by the axis of competitiveness and international projection of the Administrative Region and Special Planning.