Future planning includes deployment throughout the county. These patterns may have been overlooked or unrecognized without the system. Additionally, the historical data graphical representations and visualizations incorporated in the CUI system provide a means for displaying environmental and aesthetic considerations that are becoming more important than ever in data sharing projects. Assessor Application Figure 4. This decision aid supports assessors and planners with analyzes, reporting, and presenting attribute information for a given project.
Data Warehousing Another application that has just begun to be developed is data warehousing.
A data warehouse is a centralized storage area for current information and historical data regarding, in this case, assessor and planning data and projects. This centralized warehouse essentially acts as a repository of county data that may be reviewed, analyzed, and reported. The CUI system establishes a beginning database of GIS attribute information and graphical project representations that could provide key data warehouse inputs as well as a GUI querying and analysis engine of that warehouse. Perhaps the most important application of the CUI system is the presentation system capabilities. State, local, and provincial governments can use the system in group or individual settings to review, analyze, and report information.