May 1, 2008 - United Nations - Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)

The United Nations Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUC) recently awarded GIS Dynamics a four (4) month contract to develop and construct 1:50,000 scale base mapping of the Democratic Republic of Congo. MONUC sought a consultant to be onsite, manage the MONUC staff for the base mapping from start to finish and deliver a comprehensive manual to replicate work provided. The project’s objectives include, but are not limited to: developing a 1:50,000 scale mapping project from start to finish using U.S. Military Vector Map (VMAP), Level 2 standards; utilize MONUC GIS resources; instruct MONUC staff whenever necessary to complete different steps of the project; provide a comprehensive manual to replicate work provided. ERDAS Imagine and ArcGIS Feature Analyst are also being utilized to extract features from Spot 5 satellite imagery.

Standard operating procedures and manuals for the mapping process to train future United Nations mission staff, contractors and military staff in the production of 1:50,000 scale geographic features for United Nations military strategic planning and mission efforts in the DRC. Utilization of ESRI PLTS (Production Line Tool Set) Defense extension for ESRI’s ArcGIS Desktop as well as additional ESRI software products utilized for data creation, data maintenance and analysis.

April 21, 2008 - GIS Dynamics Offers Mapping Service to the Commercial Real Estate Council of Greater Cincinnati

Members of the Commercial Real Estate Council of Greater Cincinnati (CRECGC) now have exclusive access to an online site location mapping service. When evaluating a potential site location, important components such as demographics, business data, competition, and distance modeling must be considered.

GIS Dynamics has designed an online site location research service for CRECGC members. The service deliverables include a set of three maps which are produced based on a particular location input by members. These maps are designed to help commercial board members visualize the area around a site of interest. For each location, they enable members to understand the requested demographics, drive distances from a given point, and competition mapping.

Members of the board can request and purchase maps online via a link on CRECGC’s website or directly by going to www.gowebgis.com/crecgc. The set of maps are received by the member via e-mail within 24 hours of request for $149.00 or within 48 hours of request for $135.00. If mapping needs exceed what is exclusive to the online form, GIS Dynamics staff can provide board members with customized quotations.

April 1, 2008 - City of Dayton - Department of Public Works

GPS data collection of over 20,000 street light locations utilizing ESRI’s GPS Analyst extension, ArcInfo, ArcSDE, ArcPad and Trimble GeoXH GPS units with sub-foot accuracy. The final deliverable was a newly created data layer of all street light locations in the City of Dayton corporation limits which is utilized for asset management, work order and service order repairs.

The Public Works Department for the City of Dayton is responsible for the physical maintenance of the city. The City of Dayton encompasses 56.4 square miles and has approximately 20,000 street lights within the city limits. The mapping of these lights has been done by aerial imagery, but has not been field verified.

GIS Dynamics was retained to update a Geodatabase with current and accurate locations, and attribute information. The information would be collected and verified via field investigations with GPS units. Services included the review of available City information, aerial imagery, and street light location information. GIS Dynamics utilized current City geodatabases and updated the geodatabase after conducting field investigations, records review, and creating features via digitizing within the ESRI software environment.

March 31, 2008 - GIS Dynamics deploys Argus video surveillance and GIS integration for Folkers Management - Cincinnati, Ohio

March 27, 2008 - City of Dayton (Ohio) selects GIS Dynamics for GPS Street Light Inventory

November 14, 2007 - Duke Energy (Ohio) selects GIS Dynamics for GIS Engineering Application Services

November 1, 2007 - Warren County (Ohio) selects GIS Dynamics for GIS Application Development

Warren County receives daily requests for deed information from construction companies, surveyors and realtors for various reasons including property development, new construction and right of way identification. The requests for deed information are currently being filled by government employees. Warren County decided, in order to meet the needs of county citizens and businesses, they needed a desktop application that was accessible to the individuals requesting information. In order to execute this concept, Warren County turned to GIS Dynamics to develop an easy to use .Net based desktop application. Individuals will have the ability to search county parcel boundary information, deed information and survey information based on various geographic data attributes that include parcel ID Number, township and range as well as subdivision names. Public computer terminals, within the Warren County Administrative building, will contain the desktop application.

November 1, 2007 - GIS Dynamics hosts Hardin County GIS Data Viewer

Hardin County, Ohio was in need of a way to share their GIS data amongst many different municipality scales and user levels. GIS Dynamics was contracted to assess Hardin County?s current GIS applications and devise a long term plan for the distribution and sharing of data between municipalities. In addition to geodatabase construction, GIS Dynamics utilized the internet to provide Hardin County with web based solutions for sharing data. The web based GIS allow users, public and private, of all levels to access, view, edit, create, and upload geographic data sets. Features include but are not limited to the ability to search attributes including sales, address, owner, parcel, and subdivision. A web portal allows users to download and upload files of any type or size. Hardin County’s data viewer website address www.hcgis.com.

October 17, 2007 - City of Central Falls, Rhode Island selects GIS Dynamics for GIS Wastewater Network Model Project

The City of Central Falls, Department of Public Works has selected GIS Dynamics to implement a GIS system for their wastewater network. GIS Dynamic s will create a geodatabase for sewer datasets to include wastewater mains, manholes, force main, pump stations, overflows, and outfalls. Tasks include training staff on the use of GIS software, constructing and maintaining a current geodatabase, converting existing records into GIS, and developing a system for city staff to trace flow upstream or downstream from any wastewater feature.

August 3, 2007 - City of Dayton, Ohio selects Black & Veatch/GIS Dynamics/Tetra Tech Team for Stormwater Outfall Project

The City of Dayton, Department of Water has selected Black & Veatch, a leading global engineering, consulting and construction company, and GIS Dynamics team in order to update NPDES Outfall mapping for the Storm Sewer System. GIS Dynamics is responsible for the collection and review of existing information, GPS data collection, base mapping, digitizing and QA/QC. In addition, GIS Dynamics will update the City of Dayton?s sewer system geodatabase.

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