Real-time, actionable information at your fingertips.

A Geographic Information System (GIS) gives users real-time detailed information about their environments whether built, natural, or regulated environments. The system integrates computers, GPS technology, and environmental data files.

Uses:

• Capturing, storing, analyzing, and managing spatially referenced data and associated attributes
• Creating interactive queries to analyze spatial information and edit data
• Scientific investigations
• Resource management
• Asset management
• Environmental impact assessment
• Urban planning
• Cartography
• Route planning

"As an environmental engineer and ArcGIS expert I am extremely pleased at how S E A invests in technology and top-of the line software to achieve the best results in minimal time. We use GIS on a wide spectrum of projects, linking it to custom-made databases, CAD drawings, and web applications, to provide our clients with a fully integrated product."
Cristina Perez-Pedini, Staff Engineer