GIS DEVELOPMENT & WEB GIS

GIS Development & Web GIS

Geographical information systems (GIS) are computer systems developed for the collection, storage and processing of information referenced to some form of location coordinates, with this location information usually being a key element of any analysis.

Our Offering

Design, Development and maintenance of custom geospatial databases
GIS application development and enterprise integration
Implementation mobile solution around world
Enterprise GIS solutions
Web GIS application development and customization using ArcGIS Server, Map Server, GeoServer, Open Layers, etc
Web GIS Integration along with Oil & GAS Pipeline , Water Pipeline, Telecommunication, Power and Rods & Railway for designing, development and maintenance of spatial database
Development of Location Based Services (LBS)
Comprehensive data management, Geo-database development, Cross platform migration
Maintenance Support of construction management for Pipeline and Utility.

Advantages of Web GIS

With the help of Internet, clients can access the geospatial information over the web regardless of the fact how far the server and client might be from each other. Web GIS introduces distinct advantages over traditional desktop GIS, including the following:

1

Better Platform

Most of the Web GIS clients are web browsers like Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari etc. Because these web browsers are compatible with HTML and JavaScript standards, Web GIS that relies on HTML clients will typically support different operating systems such as Microsoft Windows, Linux, and Apple Mac OS.

2

World-Wide Access

The geographic data and maps can be presented to the world through Web GIS. Anybody locating anywhere in the world can access the geographical information from their computers, desktop or mobile devices. Almost all organizations open their firewalls at certain network ports to allow HTTP requests and responses to go through their local network, thus increasing accessibility for the clients.

3

Multiple Users At A Time

In general, a traditional desktop supporting GIS application software is used by only one user at a time, while a Web GIS can be used by dozens or hundreds of users simultaneously. Thus, Web GIS provides much higher performance and scalability than single desktop GIS.

4

Low Cost As Averaged By The Number Of Users

The vast majority of content on the internet is free of charge to end users, and this also applies on Web GIS. Generally, you do not need to buy software or pay to use WebGIS service. Organizations that need to provide GIS service to individual users can also minimize their costs through Web GIS. Instead of buying and setting up desktop GIS for every user, an organization can set up just one Web GIS, and this single system can be shared by many users: from home, at work, or in the field.

5

User-Friendly

Desktop GIS is intended for professional users with months of training and experience in GIS. Web GIS is intended for a broad audience, including public users who may know nothing about GIS. Web GIS is designed in such a way that navigating is as easy as using a regular website. Web GIS is specifically designed for simplicity, intuition, and convenience, making it typically much easier to use than desktop GIS.

6

Automatic updates

For desktops, GIS to be updated to a new version, the update needs to be installed on every computer. For Web GIS, one update works for all clients. This ease of maintenance makes Web GIS a good fit for delivering real-time information and taking the decisions.