Building resilient, equitable infrastructure
In the reinvention of US infrastructure, one factor is crucial—geography. By looking at layers of data on a map, leaders can identify where transit initiatives will have the most impact on equity and transportation habits.
A geographic approach is the starting point
Geography is a way of pulling together all information about a project, uniting disparate data types by what they have in common—location.
GIS is the tool we need
Modern geographic information system (GIS) technology has powerful capabilities to layer key data on maps for analysis and collaboration.
Smart maps improve decision-making
The location intelligence from GIS empowers real-time insights to prioritize projects and fast-track action.
