The world is a complex ecosystem of humans and their environments. Use GIS to monitor risks from deadly chemicals; contaminated air, water, and soil; and diseases.
GIS solutions empower organizations with a real-time automated monitoring system for managing data and supporting critical decisions.
Location-based technology integrates live data feeds, enables mobile data collection, and provides spatial analytics for effective environmental health management.
GIS provides a centralized information hub for sharing environmental health solutions that supports investigations, inspections, and the mobilization of an informed workforce.
Environmental health organizations can use GIS to integrate data systems, prioritize workflows, and improve performance and transparency.
GIS aligns regulations with organizational strategies to promote swift response and efficient resource allocation. With customizable technology, organizations can quickly adapt to new environmental health regulations, ensuring minimal disruptions amid change.
GIS allows organizations to identify communities suffering from adverse health outcomes. GIS incorporates social determinants of health data, analyzes resource allocation, and delivers insights into how the climate crisis affects communities.
Mapping and spatial analysis reveal disproportionate negative environmental impacts and aid in developing health solutions for equitable, sustainable change.
