Geographic Information System (GIS Sample Clauses
A Geographic Information System (GIS) clause defines the requirements and standards for the use, management, or delivery of spatial data and mapping technologies within a contract. This clause typically outlines the formats, accuracy, and software specifications for GIS data, and may require parties to provide or maintain digital maps, geospatial datasets, or related services. Its core function is to ensure that all spatial information exchanged or used in the project is consistent, reliable, and compatible, thereby reducing misunderstandings and technical issues related to geographic data.
Geographic Information System (GIS. A system designed to capture, store, manipulate, analyze, manage, and present all types of geographical information.
Geographic Information System (GIS. The participating PSAP shall comply with the adopted NG911 GIS Governance Policy. All location information required to support NG911 call routing will be derived from the statewide geo‐ spatial database.
Geographic Information System (GIS is a computer-based tool for mapping and analyzing objects and events. It combines the power of a database with the visualization capabilities offered by maps. Typically, 80 – 90 % of stored local government records directly relate to a specific location, street address, or district. A GIS stores information about the world as a collection of thematic layers that can be referenced to one another by virtue of their location. GIS technology can integrate many corporate databases and provide the power to create maps, visualize scenarios, solve complicated problems, present powerful ideas, and develop effective solutions. GIServOhio is a portal for state and local government to search, identify, retrieve and access geographic information or data as well as determine the usability of geographic data sets regardless of the state agency or participating local government in which they reside through a portal or clearinghouse. The means of displaying, distributing, and pointing to LBRS data will include a combination of the following: Data publishing—making information available for download or transmission via storage media as a result of voice, mail, or email request Clearinghouse—storing information for a particular geographic extent (e.g., a county) on a stand alone server from which users can download data sets Data hosting—Internet or Intranet-based server system that covers the data from a given entity Web services—permits a virtual connection to host servers simultaneously to gather and display data from diverse sources.
Geographic Information System (GIS. The noise monitoring system shall include Geographic Information System (GIS) capabilities integrated with the noise monitoring system. CONTRACTOR will be required to import data collected as part of JWA Annual noise report into the system GIS provided by CONTRACTOR. This includes the noise contour maps and the Santa ▇▇▇ Heights land use maps supplied by JWA. These files will be supplied to CONTRACTOR as ArcView shape files. The GIS system shall cover an area large enough to include a 25 nautical mile radius around the airport, and aircraft to an altitude of 10,000 feet. The GIS shall, at a minimum, include the following capabilities and features:
Geographic Information System (GIS. Services (WBS 4.2 SOW)
a) Cooperate with the City to manage, develop, implement, maintain and improve the GIS strategic plan.
b) Maintain, develop, implement, and improve GIS standards, policies and procedures.
c) Provide GIS training to City staff as necessary.
d) Design and model geodatabases for storing structured GIS content (support and manage existing GIS content and design and develop geodatabase models).
e) Maintain all existing and future GIS data layers.
f) Develop new data layers and maps requested by the City or its contractors to meet business needs.
g) Provide support services for City-provided GIS software and systems.
h) Maintain, store, and retrieve available documents and records from the City’s GIS database.
Geographic Information System (GIS. The following paragraphs describe GIS reporting requirements.
1. Activity Location Data
2. Indicator Data 3. Common data standards
Geographic Information System (GIS is a computer-based informational unit or network used to map and analyze digital representations of geographic features or events within the County of Genesee.
Geographic Information System (GIS. 1.3.3.1 Coordinate with all other necessary City and County personnel and/or contractors the transfer, maintenance, storage and retrieval of all documents and records from DeKalb County, Georgia, necessary for the effective implementation and operation of the City’s GIS System provided under the Community Development department. The Contractor shall be responsible for determining the documentation necessary for transfer as well as coordinating and implementing the physical retrieval, reproduction and storage of the transferred records.
1.3.3.2 The Contractor shall be responsible for assisting in setting up the new GIS system with the County data in conjunction with the City of Dunwoody Community Development department.
1.3.3.3 The Contractor shall provide any GIS related information and/or data in response to requests and needs of City personnel as well as any other contractors who may be engaged in City of Dunwoody Public Works projects.
Geographic Information System (GIS. The entirety of a system used for processing location information including data, hardware, software, people and managed services. Geography Mark-up Language (GML) – OpenGIS XML-based language for describing and encoding geospatial information. An application of XML, a specification developed by members of the Open GIS Consortium. Geo server – is an open source software server written in Java that allows users to share and edit geospatial data using OpenGIS standards Web Feature Service (WFS), Web Coverage Service (WCS) and Web Map Service (WMS). Geo server can also publish data from any major spatial data source using open standards. Geospatial Data – Digital data that represent the geographical location and characteristics of natural or man-made features, phenomena and boundaries of the Earth. Geospatial data represent abstractions of real-world entities, such as roads, buildings, vehicles, lakes, forests and countries. Geospatial data refers to such data in any format, including raster, vector, point, text, video, database records, etc. GeoWebCache – is a java web application used to cache map tiles coming from a variety of sources such as the OpenGIS standard Web Map Service (WMS) in order to optimise map image delivery. GeoWebCache exists as a standalone application and as a built in extension to Geo server. HTTP - Hypertext Transfer Protocol, the World Wide Web protocol for moving hypertext (HTML) files across the Internet. Humanitarian eXchange Language (HXL) – an XML schema which allows humanitarian organisations to publish their data in a machine readable format. Once the data has been published in this open format then anyone can have access to it.
Geographic Information System (GIS. 11 Cf. Annex 2 to the Methodological Rules implementing Law 350/2001, and MLAPT (1999), Guidelines for the preparation methodology and framework content of the General Urban Plan (GP038/99). 12 The acronyms are used in Table 7, which indicates the correlations between the supporting studies that have to be consistently followed by their authors. 13 The study entitled "Hydrogeotechnical (HGT) features" will form the basis of the documentation required to receive the Water Management Permit.