A GIS can be used for manipulation, mensuration, and scientific analysis of remotely captured data. A variety of data themes such as soil, slope, aspect, hydrology, and land use practices can be linked, integrated, and examined in ways that were difficult or impossible only a short time ago. Any spatially located variable can become part of a GIS database. Various combinations of mapped variables can be used by the GIS to model and analyze a wide variety of geographic problems. Our staff can best help you by becoming involved in the initial planning stages of your study.
Proper planning is critical for a successful project.
In the planning stage we can also acquaint you with the full range of capabilities that our technology and task management systems can make available. We hope to hear from you again soon.