We can combine baseline data derived from existing and archived sources with today’s current digital information data sources to create a cost-effective integrated solution for project-specific answers for management and planning.

The use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has become an indispensable tool for environmental management and planning applications.  GIS uses sophisticated geographic software to process data that has a spatial component. When data are entered into a GIS they are stored in layers that allow the user to combine the spatial elements of a map with the information capabilities of a database.

We have used GIS to generate spatial databases for a wide variety of projects.  Our experience with ESRI’s ArcGIS applications, the standard for GIS mapping and spatial data analysis, and Global Positioning System (GPS) instruments, further enhances our ability to provide environmental planning, assessment, and analysis to assist our clients in addressing diverse environmental issues.