Project planning and review are common day to day tasks that require considerable time and money to implement involving a range of activities, including:

• forestry activities

• urban development

• road construction

• restoration projects

• permitting

• mining

• hydro-electric

• power generation

• oil and gas

Federal, provincial, state, private sector, county, NGO, tribes, and city staff plan and review projects at a range of scales, from individual parcels to sub-basins to large watersheds.

Report development now requires considerable geo-spatial information describing the environment involved with various development projects. This can require hours to days of effort, including by GIS staff.

Quickly get information on:

• Channel hydraulic geometry (width, depth, slope, flow)

• Aquatic habitats (fish, beaver)

• Watershed statistics (drainage area, elevation, flow, precipitation)

• Floodplains

• Riparian attributes

• Erosion susceptibility

• Road attributes

• Environment (elevation, slope, shaded relief, soils, fire)