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GIS Survey Solutions
Surveyors depend on a variety of software and technology to establish a GIS Survey output. They gather existing information, collect new information, analyze data, produce plans, manage projects, and deliver accurate survey outputs. A geographic information system (GIS) survey is not just a survey but a technology that can aggregate much more things to one place. Providing a central location to conduct spatial analysis, overlay data, and integrate other solutions and systems. GIS survey is built on a database rather than individual project files. Meanwhile, a database enables surveyors to manage, reuse, share, and analyze data, saving them easily in a short time. Surveyors play a central role for government agencies and private organizations.
GIS Software
ESRI® GIS software solutions are interoperable with the many data formats and useable in the field and office. Also, that allows surveyors to provide data to various agencies in the required format. The ArcGIS® suite of software helps surveyors manage critical data by bringing them together with an automated system. The most modern GPSHGT helps a lot to collect data than traditional instruments.
Usually, tabular data are known as attribute data. Attribute data can be generally defined as additional information about each of the spatial features. An example of this would be schools. The actual location of the schools is the spatial data. Additional data such as the school name, level of education taught, student capacity would make up the attribute data.
These two data types that enable GIS to be such an effective problem-solving tool through spatial analysis.
Usually, tabular data are known as attribute data. Attribute data can be generally defined as additional information about each of the spatial features. An example of this would be schools. The actual location of the schools is the spatial data. Additional data such as the school name, level of education taught, student capacity would make up the attribute data.
These two data types that enable GIS to be such an effective problem-solving tool through spatial analysis.
GIS is more than just software. It’s a combination of geospatial software and tools. Most importantly to enable spatial analysis, manage large datasets, and display information in a map/graphical form.
SBSC can deliver high-quality custom GIS products and services at a reasonable cost. We have the technical skills and professional experience to offer a variety of GIS services. We can create maps that display information related to environmental and habitat analyses. And also prepare sophisticated spatial analyses of vector and raster datasets.
We have the capability of geographically displaying species habitats, soil types, watershed and stream locations, National Wetland Inventory (NWI) areas, slope, and a variety of other spatial datasets.
Mapping & GIS Survey
Mapping and GIS applications allow to capture, store, manipulate, analyze, manage, and present all types of geographically referenced data. GIS technology combines database, mapping, and statistical methods to integrate georeferenced data into a visual display. Where the relationships, patterns, and trends of data can be more easily identifiable.
Although Mapping and GIS applications do not rely on GNSS. The GNSS technologies allow us for low-cost data acquisition, therefore, that increases the general use of GIS technologies.