Geographic Information System

Design and implementation of GIS databases, mainly characterized by the following phases:

• Requirement analysis: determining the needs or conditions a new or altered system, taking account of the possibly conflicting requirements of the beneficiaries or users. Requirements analysis is critical to the success of a development project.
• Logical design: includes system design, identifying additional system objects, determining operations and data structures for all objects, validating relationships and interactions between objects, and prototyping user interface objects.
• Physical design: using the logical and technical system specification, a physical database design and a set of program specifications are created

Data Creation
Conversion of paper and digital information into GIS database layers. Includes digitizing, scanning, geo-referencing, data interpolation and integration.

Primary sources:

• Aerial photography: Earth photos taken from an aerial platform
• Remote sensing: Collecting information/data from about an object from a distance
• GPS: a satellite navigation system used to determine terrestrial position
• Surveys: determining precise property boundaries

GIS Application Development
End-to-end customization and application development solutions. Our team has a solid reputation for developing GIS applications designed to meet client-specific requirements.

Includes the following:

• GIS System Design: includes an application needs assessment and a system architecture design review. It involves review of user work requirements and identification where GIS applications can improve user productivity.
• Customization: Fulfilling the specified requirements and customizing solutions for clients
• Deployment of:
  • Desktop GIS
  • Web GIS
  • Intranet GIS
  • Hand-held GIS Tools

• System Integration
• Hardware
• Software