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Geographic Information Systems ( GIS )

GIS is a system of computer software, hardware, data, and personnel to help manipulate, analyze and present information that is tied to a geographic location.
Geographic information system enables viewing, understanding, questioning, interpreting, and visualizing data in many ways that reveal relationships, patterns, and trends in the form of maps, globes, reports, and charts.

Many companies have a database management system in which day-to-day information is stored. If information has location attached to it, that information can be mapped. Using GIS, a business can unlock this spatial data and provide the perspective for the analysis needed to succeed. From the everyday business database GIS can represent

  • Customer profiles by location, demography, and purchasing power
  • Sales success by product, site, and sales representative.
  • Site locations of stores, factories, and warehouses.
  • Asset location (e.g., utility poles, pipes, and cables).
  • Resource locations of staff, products, and equipment.
  • Delivery routes by land, sea, and air.

Benefits of GIS:

Public uses:
GIS is an intelligent means for agencies to provide public information.
Utilized in natural and human- induced disasters, GIS has merged into the common operating procedures for public safety and emergency response activities.
Intelligence, terrain analysis, mission planning, and facilities management
Fire/Emergency Medical Services/Disaster
They can geographically track public health indicators, identify disease clusters, and explore sites of environmental risk
insight for network planning and analysis, vehicle tracking and routing, inventory tracking, and route planning analysis.

GIS Business uses:
– Financial analysts employ GIS for targeting their markets by visualizing service needs.
– Insurance companies using GIS to visualize, analyze, and distribute risk.
– Route state logistics management requires planning the distribution fleet’s activities, route locations, and schedules.
– Create accurate maps quickly for magazines, newspapers, and online news services.
For Real Estate purposes to bring maps online.
– In retail business to maintain information about sales, customers, inventory, demographic profiles, and mailing lists, all of which have geographic locations. Therefore, business managers, marketing strategists, financial analysts, and professional planners increasingly rely on GIS to organize, analyze, and present their business data.
– GIS provides telecommunication businesses with many solutions such as analyzing relationships among signal coverage, test results, trouble tickets, customer inquiries, revenues, and Gap Analysis.
– Search for tourist areas, like museums, ruins, hotels, traveling agencies.

Natural Resources
Agriculture
GIS provides the analytical capabilities that form the hub of a successful precision agriculture system. GIS lets farmers perform site-specific spatial analyses of agronomic data.
Mining
GIS-based mine planning and operations applications.

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