GIS Services
Survey & Mapping
Digitizing of Engineering Drawings
EDMS
3D Modeling of Plant LayoutGeographical Information System
We provides GIS services with an all-inclusive solution for spatial data management to the organizations through GIS & remote sensing services.
Our GIS Mapping Services and GIS Remote Sensing services include capturing, storing, integrating, manipulating, analyzing, and displaying data related to positions on the Earth’s surface.
Service Overview
We have vast expertise and experience allows integrating GIS, CAD and Global Positioning Systems (GPS) services, by using high-end GIS Mapping and GIS data conversions software.
These services assist the customers to produce contour maps, spatial maps, cadastral maps, thematic and zonal maps, landscape maps, and environmental maps for host industries such as mining and geology, utility, agriculture, petroleum pipelines, land information management companies
We provide high services to visualize and manage the data by making GIS technology more affordable and more accessible.
Services Offers
The various GIS Services offered by Engineering Systems are:
- GIS & Remote Sensing Services
- Web Base GIS Mapping Services
- LIDAR Data Processing Services
- Field Data Collection
- Digital field model (DEM/DTM)
- Underground Utilities Survey & Mapping
- Pipeline Database Management Services (PDMS)
GIS for Organizations
GIS for Municipalities
GIS is emerging as an important Planning, Implementation management and operations management tool for municipalities.
Geographic information system (GIS) technology offers utility organizations a method of quickly accessing and producing maps, leveraging database information, and automating their work processes.
Benefits
• Improved service delivery and management efficiencies
• Efficient design and management of facilities
• Data sharing that supports decision making
• Collaborative efforts
• Decreased redundancy
• Visualization of data to create new information
• Support for daily work flows throughout the utility
Geographic information system (GIS) technology offers utility organizations a method of quickly accessing and producing maps, leveraging database information, and automating their work processes.
Benefits
• Improved service delivery and management efficiencies
• Efficient design and management of facilities
• Data sharing that supports decision making
• Collaborative efforts
• Decreased redundancy
• Visualization of data to create new information
• Support for daily work flows throughout the utility
GIS for Town & Urban Planning
GIS is use in urban planning for analysis, modeling and visualization. By processing geospatial data from satellite imaging, aerial photography and remote sensors gain a detailed perspective on land and infrastructure.
As urban populations grow and spread, the importance of GIS lies in its ability to pull together the vast amounts of information necessary to balance competing priorities and solve complicated problems.
GIS technology is often used in urban planning and impact people living in the area in many ways.
• Management of land use records.
• Thematic mapping.
• Building control Authority
• Land availability and development monitoring.
• Industrial commercial and retail management.
• Review and analysis of plans for development.
• Review of environmental impact.
• Preservation of historic sites.
As urban populations grow and spread, the importance of GIS lies in its ability to pull together the vast amounts of information necessary to balance competing priorities and solve complicated problems.
GIS technology is often used in urban planning and impact people living in the area in many ways.
• Management of land use records.
• Thematic mapping.
• Building control Authority
• Land availability and development monitoring.
• Industrial commercial and retail management.
• Review and analysis of plans for development.
• Review of environmental impact.
• Preservation of historic sites.
GIS for Water & Sanitation
The ability to manage information on water and sanitation services, then overlay on satellite images has wide ranging benefits for project planning and designs and for monitoring advocacy and accountability
GIS for Oil and Gas
GIS in oil and gas industry is a rapidly growing field of interest. GIS in the oil and gas industry can serve multiple purposes. A geodatabase stores, collects and visualizes the physical location of feature. In oil and gas, this includes pipelines, wells, pump stations and tank terminals.
GIS solution can be utilized to monitor the condition and flow of pipelines and determine the best pipeline locations to transport oil off the fields and to the refineries. Pipeline management is a process by which you continually evaluate your active opportunities.
Services includes :
• Survey of Pipelines.
• Mapping of Pipelines.
• Pipeline routes mapping.
• Asset Mapping.
• Prepare database of Pipelines. .
• GIS Analysis.
GIS solution can be utilized to monitor the condition and flow of pipelines and determine the best pipeline locations to transport oil off the fields and to the refineries. Pipeline management is a process by which you continually evaluate your active opportunities.
Services includes :
• Survey of Pipelines.
• Mapping of Pipelines.
• Pipeline routes mapping.
• Asset Mapping.
• Prepare database of Pipelines. .
• GIS Analysis.
GIS for Utilities
GIS for Utilities
We offer utility conversion services for utility supply lines such as telephone lines, power lines, gas and sewer lines. Utility mapping services helps in efficient designing, resource management, outage and distribution management, database planning and installations management, power line management and monitoring.
Benefits
• Cost savings because of increased efficiency.
• Better and faster decision making .
• Better and permanent record keeping
• Utility system maps with the option to have links to as-built drawings
• Integrating with ERP systems
• Work order management decisions
Benefits
• Cost savings because of increased efficiency.
• Better and faster decision making .
• Better and permanent record keeping
• Utility system maps with the option to have links to as-built drawings
• Integrating with ERP systems
• Work order management decisions
GIS for Ports and Maritime
Ports operator today face increased demands for operational, efficiency, effective facility management, comprehensive security and sensitive environmental management. These diverse challenges require access to detailed, up to date information and careful analysis to produce optimal results.
GIS Improves Port and Maritime efficiency in:
• Ports Design.
• Enviromental Management
• Facility and Utility Management
• Property and lese Management.
• Security Operations.
• Emergency Response and Management.
• Ports Operations.
• Intermodal Management .
• Water Depth Assessment and Visualization .
• Public Information.
GIS Improves Port and Maritime efficiency in:
• Ports Design.
• Enviromental Management
• Facility and Utility Management
• Property and lese Management.
• Security Operations.
• Emergency Response and Management.
• Ports Operations.
• Intermodal Management .
• Water Depth Assessment and Visualization .
• Public Information.
Data Field Model (DTM, DEM)
Digital terrain modeling (DTM), also known as digital elevation modeling, is the practice of creating a digital representation of ground topography and terrain. Although maps depicting topographical information have been produced for hundreds of years, it is only recently that such elevation data has been collected in such a precise digital forms as to allow the creation of digital models of the topography of the land. As needed, point to point land surveying can create a DTM to suit your needs.