Land Development

Training Introduction to ArcGIS Survey Analyst Designed for surveyors who want to incorporate survey data into ArcGIS. ArcGIS Survey Analyst: Maintaining Land Records Using the Cadastral Editor Learn how to use the Cadastral Editor to maintain seamless cadastral networks.

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Land development involves several areas to consider including site geometrics, roadways, drainage systems, utilities, property boundaries, and building sites. GIS software gives you the tools to capture and create new data with advanced mobile capabilities that vastly improve field data collection, inventories, and integration with GPS measurements. With GIS, this data can be stored in a central location, giving you the ability to quickly and easily make any necessary changes.

Land Analysis

GIS software greatly enhances the optimum use of land, the functional efficiency of a proposed design, its marketability, and the overall cost-effectiveness of a project. GIS can be used for terrain, hydrologic, land-use suitability, and visibility analyses. It can also be used to assess environmental impacts for determining the consequences of various regulatory requirements.

Success Stories

These stories show how companies involved with surveying gain benefits from the use of geographic analysis and GIS.

• Surveyors Sift Through Fire Damage
• Realigning a City Cadastre Using New ArcGIS Survey Analyst

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