Make better decisions with location intelligence
Today's agencies put aside politics and preconceptions in favor of using data-driven GIS environmental analysis to make decisions. Using location as the standard analytical approach allows staff to achieve new insight to formulate better decisions regarding our threatened habitats, endangered species, and other critical natural resources.
Using GIS to explore complex datasets allows natural resources agencies to easily uncover significant patterns, trends, correlations, and relationships. Using gauges and sensors, environmental professionals collect data on the locations of people, nature, and infrastructure and then analyze it to better understand migration patterns, disease distribution, and environmental impacts.
Geoenabling enterprise systems allows natural resources organizations to bring about complete business intelligence, establish more efficient workflows, improve communication, and tackle an issue in its entirety as opposed to its individual parts.
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County officials used GIS to assess and understand the current state of local parklands and identify a plan for improvement.
