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MapSAG Overview. MapSAG is a GIS data management application used by city or county GIS professionals, outside of the call taking environment, allowing a customer to create and maintain accurate 9-1-1 GIS data and to synchronize the GIS database and the 9-1-1 database. The result is a “checks and balances” approach of consistency and accuracy across databases used for addressing and 9-1-1. MapSAG is installed locally, at the customer location, and operates through a simple interface within Esri’s ArcGIS Desktop product. Various toolbars are available for accessing the available tools and features. The functionality that resides in the ArcGIS Desktop framework remains available while using MapSAG, including editing, drawing, layouts and/or spatial queries. An example of the integration of MapSAG and ArcGIS Desktop is that users can perform a spatial or attribute query and use the resulting records for analysis by the MapSAG tools. Using MapSAG, ArcGIS Desktop and a combination of both, new GIS data records (streets, structures, polygons etc) can be input into the GIS in a number of ways, including field GPS, on-screen digitizing, import, and auto-generation. The GIS data is stored in an Esri format. The MapSAG software currently operates in the latest version of ArcGIS for Desktop 10 or 10.1 and will utilize a Personal Geodatabase, File Geodatabase or an Enterprise Geodatabase through ArcGIS Server (ArcSDE). MapSAG software requires a licensed copy of Esri’s ArcGIS for Desktop, to be provided by the customer. Other GIS data management tools are available and may be used instead of MapSAG. Any alternative product must support Esri standard geo-databases. While the solution includes MapSAG at no additional cost, if PSAP chooses to use an alternative product, all such cost for purchasing, support, and maintenance will be the responsibility of the PSAP.
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