Overview
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What Exactly is GIS?
GIS is a computer-based mapping technology which can help us understand our physical environment. Geographic Information Services (GIS) is a computer system used for storing, manipulating, maintaining, analyzing, and displaying geographic data. A Geographic Information Services is an organized collection of computer hardware, software, geographic data, personnel, and procedures designed to efficiently capture, store, hold, update, manage, manipulate, analyze, and display all forms of spatially referenced data for solving operational, management, and planning problems, and used to describe a place(s) of location in the County. In its simpler form, a GIS is an electronic map used to display data based on its location; in its more complex form, it becomes a powerful analytical tool with millions of pieces of data that are related geographically and can be displayed in a format that allows the user to make the inter-relationships between that data visually understandable.
GIS allows you to:
- Think about a place or feature... Ask questions about it ... Explore patterns that appear ...
- Enhance the data or modify the analysis ... Make a map or report ...
- GIS is not “just mapping”.
- GIS is a powerful tool that can aid us in making better decisions pertaining to our world.
What Exactly is GIS?
GIS is a computer-based mapping technology which can help us understand our physical environment. Geographic Information Services (GIS) is a computer system used for storing, manipulating, maintaining, analyzing, and displaying geographic data. A Geographic Information Services is an organized collection of computer hardware, software, geographic data, personnel, and procedures designed to efficiently capture, store, hold, update, manage, manipulate, analyze, and display all forms of spatially referenced data for solving operational, management, and planning problems, and used to describe a place(s) of location in the County. In its simpler form, a GIS is an electronic map used to display data based on its location; in its more complex form, it becomes a powerful analytical tool with millions of pieces of data that are related geographically and can be displayed in a format that allows the user to make the inter-relationships between that data visually understandable.
GIS allows you to:
- Think about a place or feature... Ask questions about it ... Explore patterns that appear ...
- Enhance the data or modify the analysis ... Make a map or report ...
- GIS is not “just mapping”.
- GIS is a powerful tool that can aid us in making better decisions pertaining to our world.
What Exactly is GIS?
GIS is a computer-based mapping technology which can help us understand our physical environment. Geographic Information Services (GIS) is a computer system used for storing, manipulating, maintaining, analyzing, and displaying geographic data. A Geographic Information Services is an organized collection of computer hardware, software, geographic data, personnel, and procedures designed to efficiently capture, store, hold, update, manage, manipulate, analyze, and display all forms of spatially referenced data for solving operational, management, and planning problems, and used to describe a place(s) of location in the County. In its simpler form, a GIS is an electronic map used to display data based on its location; in its more complex form, it becomes a powerful analytical tool with millions of pieces of data that are related geographically and can be displayed in a format that allows the user to make the inter-relationships between that data visually understandable.
GIS allows you to:
- Think about a place or feature... Ask questions about it ... Explore patterns that appear ...
- Enhance the data or modify the analysis ... Make a map or report ...
- GIS is not “just mapping”.
- GIS is a powerful tool that can aid us in making better decisions pertaining to our world.
IT Director
Chris Butts
IT Director
GIS Division
Rachel Patterson
GIS Manager
- rpatterson@moorecountync.gov
Suzanne Kennedy
GIS Programmer/Analyst
Rachel W Smith
GIS Programmer Analyst
Network Division
Travis Mabe
Network Manager
Stephen Dickson
Network Engineer
Zachary Garner
Support Specialist II
Kay Ingram
Information Security Officer
Jon Kirst
Server Administrator
Mary Salzwedel
Applications Specialist
Applications Division
Peggy Lyons
Applications Manager
Debra Barber
Applications Specialist
Shawn Carthens
Support Specialist I
Jamar Garner
Applications Specialist
Vondia Smith
Applications Analyst