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Natural
Resources
Collecting,
analyzing, and presenting data from a wide variety of disciplines
to support site characterization studies, environmental assessments,
impact statements, development feasibility studies, and permitting
submittals are arduous tasks.
Because information
needed for environmental studies is location-specific, GIS is helping
organizations to lower costs and shorten schedules for managing
environmental data.
GIS technology
has become an integral component of hydrology/hydraulic analysis,
endangered species surveys, water and air quality modeling, fisheries
studies, wetlands delineation, dam and floodplain studies, safety
and noise control engineering, and recreation planning.
Recent advances
in Global Positioning System (GPS) technology and the integration
of GPS with GIS have reduced field survey and data collection costs.
Field staff no longer need to record observations on paper maps
in the field or in field books. Electronic data entry pick lists
and forms facilitate error-free field data collection as GPS locations
are recorded automatically.
PlanGraphics
can support Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) relicensing
projects by providing system and data support services in the following
areas:
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- Project Planning
- Field Studies
and Data Collection
- Data Assimilation
and Analysis
- Public Meetings
and Presentations
- License Application
Submittals
- Compliance
Monitoring
- License Rehearings
- Facility
Enhancement Development.
Since its founding
in 1979, PlanGraphics has provided information technology support
to government, utility, and commercial organizations in the preparation
of environmental assessments, impact statements, development plans,
and permitting submittals. We are pioneers in the field. Let us
help you succeed in your project.
Some of our
clients are listed below:
- Pennsylvania
Department of Natural Resources
- North Carolina
Water Quality Section
- Colorado
Department of Natural Resources
- New York
City Department of Environmental Protection
- Kentucky
Natural Resources Cabinet
- EG&G
Mound Applied Technologies
- Alaska Department
of Natural Resources
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