GIS definition

GIS means a generation information system, generation attribute tracking system or other system that records generation from Renewable Energy Facilities in any particular geographical region, such as WREGIS, NEPOOL GIS, ERCOT, PJM EIS GATS, M-RETS, or, if applicable, an Independent System Operator or a Regional Transmission Organization.

Examples of GIS in a sentence

  • Corridor Lane Miles 183A Toll 83.56 38.1 290 Toll 47.26 Express 1 Toll 23.48 71 Toll 4.64 2.32 45 Toll 18.25 183 Toll 67.78 183A PHIII 25.22 183 N 39.36 CONSULTANT will work with the OWNER to maintain the unique identifier of each of the road segments on the OWNER road network so that the pavement database can maintain a persistent link to the GIS data.

  • CONSULTANT will request that the OWNER provide any existing database, previous inventory of pavement conditions, road centerlines, Geographic Information System (GIS) layers, and aerial imagery for project use.

  • Moreover, each Relevant Party of the GIS CBF shall remain entitled to work with third parties on the PRODUCTS or on scientific projects similar to the WORK SCHEDULE.

  • In particular, it is expressly agreed that the Agreement does not grant the Beneficiary any right over any of the patents of the Relevant Parties of the GIS CBF, nor any right to use the PRODUCTS and the INFORMATION for any product or process for valuable consideration or commercial purposes.

  • Within the context of the GIS CBF, the Relevant Parties of the GIS CBF have established an archived and formatted collection of natural substances, synthetic substances and natural extracts, referenced in a common database accessible via the website managed by the USCBF-CN.


More Definitions of GIS

GIS means the New England Power Pool Generation Information System or any successor thereto, which includes a generation information database and certificate system, operated by NEPOOL, its designee or successor entity, that accounts for generation attributes of electricity generated or consumed within New England.
GIS means the NEPOOL Generation Information System or any successor thereto, which includes a generation information database and certificate system, operated by NEPOOL, its designee or successor entity, that accounts for generation attributes of electricity generated or consumed within New England.
GIS means a geospatial information system. This is an information management framework that allows the integration of various data and geospatial information.
GIS means the New England Power Pool (“NEPOOL”) Generation Information System or any successor thereto, which includes a generation information database and certificate system, operated by NEPOOL, its designee or successor entity, that accounts for generation attributes of electricity generated or consumed within New England.
GIS means geographic information system. A GIS is a system of hardware, software, and data used for storage, retrieval, mapping, and analysis of geographic data.