The use of Geographic Information Systems or GIS in urban planning in North America and throughout the world has expanded at an exponential rate since the mid-1960s and early 1970s when Canada first used GIS to assess land inventory. A GIS is a software that captures, analyzes and manages spatial and geographical data. The Canadian […]
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Nobel Systems Demonstrates GeoViewer GPS Technology to Mt. SAC Civil Engineer Students
Bradley Barnhart, Nobel Systems application developer, and customer representative, recently gave a course lecture for civil engineers at Mt. San Antonio College on the GPS technology of Nobel Systems’ GeoViewer application. Kenneth Tang, the senior civil engineer for the City of Southgate, invited Barnhart to explain to students how Nobel’s GPS collection tool saves data […]
Nobel at CWEA Conference in Sacramento April 17 – 20
Nobel Systems is one of the exhibitors this year at the 2018 California Water Technology Exhibition, hosted by the California Water Environment Association (CWEA) Annual Conference, in Sacramento between April 17 – 20. Visit our booth, where we will be presenting some of our newest and exciting products, such as Real-Time Water Pressure Monitoring (IoT), […]
The Consummate Business Value of GIS and IoT
Integrating IoT with GIS can create entirely new initiatives, change industries, and generate new practices altogether.
An Overview of GIS History
What is GIS? A Geographic Information System (GIS) captures, manipulates, stores, analyzes, and manages data. It is an extension of cartography — the science of making maps — and allows individuals to visualize, analyze, question, and interpret data. A GIS is like a cartographic document in the sense they both contain examples of a base […]