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Geographic
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Applications
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GIS Analysis |
A GIS is a computer
system capable of capturing, storing, analyzing, and
displaying geographically referenced information; that is,
data identified according to location.
GIS is a tool that
allows users to analyse the spatial information,
edit data, and present the results of all these
operations. Once spatial data is collected and transformed
into map products, clients can turn that spatial data into
knowledge; knowledge that helps them better manage the
earth's resources, plan for the future, and make business decisions
that maximize profitability and efficiency
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GPS Survey
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The Global
Positioning System (GPS) is the
second-generation military satellite system that has been
conceived and deployed by the US Department of Defenses (DoD).
GeoInfo uses high
accuracy, sub-metre GPS to carry out GPS Surveys. With
post correction of the GPS data a horizontal accuracy of
less than 0.5 meters can be obtained.
GeoInfo's in
house’ combination of aerial mapping and ground surveying
provides the tools for all Topographical Surveys. The
method used can be tailored to match the size of the
project and the accuracy requirements.
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Digital Mapping
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Our maps can be delivered on Disc,
Handheld PDAs,
Desktop PCs,
or the
World Wide Web and offer
our clients significant advantages in terms of improved
access to valuable spatial information.
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Suite 2, 88 Kerikeri Road, Kerikeri,
Northland, New Zealand
Ph: +64 9 407 3260 +64 21 320900
Fax: +64 9 407 3369
www.geoinfo.co.nz
chris.kennedy@geoinfo.co.nz
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