The boundaries of mapping have expanded tremendously with computer innovations. By linking maps to data we create maps, systems or exhibits that are easy to see and easy to understand. Consider just a few applications of geographic information systems (GIS): A government can consolidate precincts and save money on elections. A timber company can schedule cutting, planting and maintenance through a GIS system. A community can analyze current growth patterns and plan for the future. A business can analyze potential sites based on population characteristics or other factors. A county can schedule road maintenance. Review the basic services below. Don't be limited, though. We are available to consult with clients so that we can develop innovative solutions to government or business problems involving data and geography. Reapportionment - Distributes population for election purposes Land Ownership - Defines ownership for assessment purposes Historical - Illustrates historical information Marketing Planning - Analysis of demographic information for marketing purposes Governmental Planning and Management - Links maps and related data to create management systems such as property maintenance Municipal Zoning and Development - Defines redevelopment potential and current land use Forest Land Management - Designates timber types and ages Environmental - Defines prior use to determine possible hazards Subsurface Mapping - Provides geological information for oil and gas exploration firms Legal Exhibits or Research - Provides exhibits to clarify complex legal issues, crime scene and accident reconstruction and demographic information GIS Software and Training - Selection of software to allow clients to link data to maps for efficiency and control and training of staff on software systems. Offered as an ESRI Business Partner. |
