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Nobel Systems Provides Grants to Water Districts in Need
March 21, 2019(0)The GIS SaaS company partners with U.S. water districts to donate equipment to water regions in the Philippines. World Water Day brings attention to the importance of keeping our global water supplies clean and safe, and to make sure that citizens worldwide have access to potable water. This World Water Day on March 22, the…
Nobel Systems President to Speak on Managing Water Systems Using GIS at Water Expo
March 20, 2019(0)Nobel Systems President Michael Samuel will attend the Philippines Water Expo this Thursday in advance of World Water Day on March 22. He will speak about Managing Water Systems Using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) at the Technology Symposium on March 21 at 11 a.m. (PHT). Water industry attendees from throughout the world will gather at…
Aretha Samuel: From Middle School GIS Techie to CTO
March 7, 2019(0)Aretha Samuel developed a love of GIS while in middle school. With the encouragement and mentorship of her father, she is now Nobel Systems Chief Technology Officer. Aretha Samuel’s career in GIS technology began when she was in grade school. In middle school, her father, Michael Samuel, president of Nobel Systems, helped Aretha with her…
How to Create a Work Order in GeoViewer™ | GIS Software Video Tutorial
February 21, 2019(0)The following tutorial shows field staff and utility adminstators how to create a work order with the GIS software application GeoViewer™ from Nobel Systems. GeoViewer is used to monitor and manage water utility assets. Field staff can view, analyze and collect critical GIS data, online or offline. Adminstrators can track hours, equipment, materials, and contractors.…
What are the Benefits of Open Data and GIS to the Public?
February 7, 2019(0)There is a global set of principles on how to publish data developed by governments, civil society, and data experts. Among these principles is that data should, by default, be open to the public. As it stands, most government data is inaccessible to the regular citizen, unless someone makes a request. Often, one must jump…