Geographic Information System
Geographic Information System Mapping Solutions for Utility Service Providers, Developers, and Government.
Geographic Information System
A Geographic Information System (GIS) is a sophisticated framework used for capturing, storing, manipulating, analysing, managing, and presenting spatial and geographic data.
GIS integrates diverse types of data and leverages spatial location to organise information into visual formats such as maps and 3D scenes.
This system enhances the ability to identify patterns, relationships, and trends within geographic contexts.
GIS supports more informed decision-making across various sectors by providing comprehensive spatial analysis and visualisation tools.
Asset Management:
GIS helps utilities track, manage, and maintain infrastructure assets efficiently.
Network Optimisation:
It analyses data to optimise the design and operation of utility networks.
Emergency Response:
GIS aids in planning and executing effective emergency response strategies.
Regulatory Compliance:
Ensures adherence to regulations by providing accurate and detailed spatial data for reporting.
Which product solution tools do we use?
Esri ArcGIS:
A comprehensive platform for mapping and spatial analysis.
QGIS:
An open-source GIS application for data visualisation and analysis.
MapInfo Professional:
A desktop GIS software for mapping and spatial data analysis.
Autodesk AutoCAD Map 3D:
Combines CAD and GIS for infrastructure planning and management.
Google Earth Pro:
A tool for visualising geographic data and creating maps.