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GPS units in the driver’s seat

Building new lanes can help. But for decades, state and federal transportation authorities also have pursued the cheaper option of making traffic flow more efficient.

Can Your Mother Understand This? Former Wyoming Gov. Jim Geringer and GIS in the Public Sector

But the real power of GIS is in its ability to reduce tables of numbers and multiple complexities to a simple concept that can be grasped and understood easily.

Start-up on track to fill gaps in GPS

“There are immense black holes in the GPS system, and we can fill the gap,”

Rapid 3-D Urban Modelling The speedy way to capture a city

The concept is similar to building a virtual reality model, but the process is very different.

Pierce County, Wash. Expands GIS Capabilities

Overall, the GIS is accessed by 35 county agencies spanning law enforcement, natural resources management, land development, and utilities, as well as several municipal governments.

Finding Profits in the GPS Economy

"Demand for these services could easily double in the next few years,"

Enterprise GIS servers could be an easier, more economical way to distribute full GIS functionality to many desktops.

Many governments and government agencies realize the value of pursuing an enterprise GIS architecture. In part, it allows governments to make better use of GIS data and investments into hardware and GIS software.

Checking Out the Lay of the Land / Software Gives 3-D Views of Terrain

"It’s a very nice software package because it allows you to create models of the landscape very quickly."

Subscription Web-based service allows smaller governments to take advantage of GIS without paying a fortune.

Today, more than 60 local governments and agencies use CityGIS applications because they allow smaller entities to use GIS without large investments in infrastructure or staff.

GIS keeps tabs on evolving world – Mapping societal patterns, movements

Today, GIS is being touted as a way to electronically track the patterns and movements of such things as air traffic and the spread of disease.