E-Docs Asset GIS
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Geographic information systems (GIS) are great for capturing, storing, analyzing, and managing data and associated attributes of spatially referenced points on earth. In the strictest sense, GIS displays only geographical information. But have you ever considered other information being included? How about documents and assets – they have locations on earth. We can understand a wealth of information by adding spatial components.
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- 28. Publish To Browser Deploy text-based web site Data available to client as it is scanned and described
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- E-Docs Asset GIS • Mike Tully February 28, 2008 Most of us have rooms of critical information about your assets (buildings, roads, bridges, utilities, etc.) that has been accumulating for decades stashed in files, boxes, closets, and computers. This information is accessed frequently and finding the right piece is a pain. This seminar will present a method of Taming this Raging Paper using GIS. © Copyright 2008 Aerial Services, Inc.