Wednesday, 20 February 2013

POTHOLES are back. Let your DOT office know where they can find them

POTHOLES are back. Let your DOT office know where they can find them by mapping @ Pothole Plotter 


The Pothole Plotter allows the public to locate a pothole on their street and with one click enter the location into a live GIS system. The pothole locations and associate information is stored in a GIS system to be distributed by email or text message to the officials that manage this asset. It’s really about building a Public Service Engine where not just pothole issues can be identified but locations like signs down, streetlights out, graffiti, trip hazards, and a host of issues which can be identified by the public.
We encourage the public to visit the application to see how they can use GIS to let the right people know where the potholes are located on their street.


Wednesday, 13 February 2013


I recently listen to an episode of CBC’s “Spark” on what they called “Crisis Maps” using crowd map technology.












http://goo.gl/MuToH


Tuesday, 20 November 2012

Single Release - We Are Times

My Nephew Mike Long released this single.

http://soundcloud.com/leskiv/we-are-times-1



Geomapix Gateway November Newsletter is Out! - Local Government & Community Engagement

This month’s newsletter highlights the Association of Municipal Administrators 2012 Conference in Halifax, NS, Canada on November 6 -9. LGS Inc. was an exhibitor at the conference highlighting the Local Information Utility (LIU) , GIS for Local Government. The theme of the conference was Community Engagement and the role that technology plays within local government in engaging communities.


So grab a coffee and check it out!

Tuesday, 30 October 2012

NFLD Tourism Department Project - New way of creating maps quickly

We are designing a GIS Enterprise for the Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism Department. The project began with the re design of the NFLD Road Map. The Road Map has been part of the annual tourism package for all visitors to NFLD since the early 1990's. 

Our design is different because we have built the map around a GIS Enterprise instead of the static CorelDraw version of old. This will allow us to prepare the map for publication to a web mapping application. Also, with the data residing in a GIS we can add multiple themes to the base map to make some cool maps quickly.






Tuesday, 16 October 2012

Geomapix Newsletter October Newsletter is Out


This month we look at applications of GIS within our Local Information Utility. We specifically look at the the importance and relationship to climate change.


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