What if?, Inc., Releases GIS-Based Land-Use, Population, and Employment Projection Tool

Hudson, Ohio—What if?, Inc., announces the release of What if?TM 2.0, an easy-to-use geographic information system (GIS)-based tool for preparing land-use, population, and employment forecasts for census areas, political jurisdictions, and other user-defined areas. What if? 2.0 can be used with ESRI technology and data to consider the impacts that policies for controlling growth, preserving agricultural land, or expanding public infrastructure will have on future development patterns.

"What if? 2.0 allows private citizens, public officials, and organizations to use available spatial and nonspatial information to consider the implications that future growth will have on their communities," says Dick Klosterman, president, What if?, Inc.

Founded in 1996, What if?, Inc. (www.what-if-pss.com), specializes in the development of GIS-based software to meet the needs of city planners, public officials, corporations, and private citizens interested in exploring alternative futures.

Press Information:
Richard E. Klosterman
What if?, Inc.
Telephone: 330-650-9087
E-mail: klosterman@what-if-pss.com

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