Geographic Information System (GIS) is a modern term that refers to a system of database that can be linked to a digital map. With GIS it is possible to map, model, query, and analyze large quantities of data, all held together within a single database.

GIS operates on many levels. On the most basic level, GIS is used as computer cartography, i.e. mapping. The real power in GIS is through using spatial and statistical methods to analyze attribute and geographic information. The end result of the analysis can be derivative information, interpolated information or prioritized information.

GIS builds information about transportation networks, hydrography, population characteristics, economic activity, political jurisdictions, and other characteristics of the natural and social environments. Such a system would be valuable in a wide range of situations--for urban planning, environmental resource management, hazards management, emergency planning, or transportation forecasting, and so on. The ability to separate information in layers, and then combine it with other layers of information is the reason why GIS holds such great potential as research and decision-making tools.

Some of the useful GIS applications which we develop are planning facility maintenance , zoning and subdivision planning , land acquisition , environmental impact policy, water quality management , maintenance of ownership , address matching , location analysis or site selection.

In addition to above applications, we at Zoomin, excel in GIS database design and development, data conversion, parcel mapping with the use of high end software and hardware solutions.