by Jacob Wittenberg | Jul 6, 2018 | GIS, Mapping/GIS, MGIS Field Software, Mobile, Professional Services, Unmanned Aircraft Systems - UAS |
Are you still collecting informaiton on paper forms or using spreadsheets to fill in informaiton to create reports? If so, we’ve created Survey123 for ArcGIS solutions for many common data collection needs – just for you! Our Survey123 solutions allow you...
by Jacob Wittenberg | Jan 31, 2018 | GIS, Local Government, Professional Services, Training, Utilities |
In our last post, Simplifying your GIS – Data Management, we expressed the importance of data management and ways in which you can create a solid foundation for your GIS. In this post we will build upon using that structure and how we can share you newly implemented...
by Jacob Wittenberg | Jan 23, 2018 | GIS, Local Government, Professional Services, Tech Talks, Technical Support, Training, Utilities |
We are pleased to introduce a series of resources dedicated to Simplifying your GIS, starting with Data Management. This series builds upon some basic principles that are often overlooked or underutilized when striving to create a successful GIS at an organization. ...
by Jacob Wittenberg | Jun 2, 2015 | GIS, Mapping/GIS, Mosquito & Vector Control |
For many years, Frontier Precision has developed and distributed professional software to meet the needs of the Mosquito and Vector Control industry. Â FieldSeeker GIS is our commercial enterprise software that provides network-based technology for office and field...
by Jacob Wittenberg | May 21, 2015 | Forestry & Natural Resources, GIS, Mapping/GIS, Mobile, Utilities |
There has been a contingency of geospatial professionals in Idaho that have long sought to establish a real-time GNSS network in Southeast Idaho. Land surveyors, GISers, academics, and various government agencies have put in considerable effort to create a plan for a...
by Jacob Wittenberg | May 7, 2015 | GIS, Handhelds with GNSS, Mapping/GIS, Mobile, Utilities, Water Resources |
To The Field and Back has been documenting California’s drought for some time now. We’ve talked about falling aquifer levels and also the complete lack of winter snow and its effects on water users for the rest of the year. On March 5, California made it official for...
