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Data Capture
A fundamental aspect of GIS, we can efficiently digitize data through on-screen and tablet methods. Our software
and expertise ensures good spatial topology and attribute integrity.
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Database Design
GEO/Graphics has experience in creating and maintaining both geodatabases and tabular databases. We primarily use
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and 2008, as well as Microsoft Access. These RDBMS platforms efficiently manage large amounts of data
through SQL queries and views, and make previously difficult tasks both easy and repeatable.
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Spatial Analysis
Spatial analysis and geoprocessing tasks are a distinctive of GIS. GEO/Graphics has years of collective experience
in applying spatial analysis to solve real-world problems, and to help project managers generate summaries and reports for their data.
We use tools such as ESRI Modelbuilder, Python, and SQL to help streamline and document complex analyses.
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Linear Network Modeling
GIS has the capability of modeling hydrological and utility networks. In the past two decades, GEO/Graphics has aided
many organizes by applying linear modeling and referencing tools to an assortment of transmission lines, irrigation networks, drainage
basins, and water/sewer networks.
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Scripting and Automation
There's nothing worse than having to do the same thing over and over and over. It wastes not only time, but money.
Thankfully, programming and scripting languages, such as VB.NET, Python, SQL, ArcObjects and ESRI Modelbuilder, not only accomplish tasks much faster,
but also accomplish them with consistency and with documentation. We use programming and scripting to automate our map atlas product, streamline editing tasks,
and batch complex or frequently-used geoprocessing tasks.
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