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Making the most of the power of mapping software requires several sometimes contradictory issues to be combined:
- Highlighting the data before all: colours, returns, scales, etc.
- Giving preference to navigation ergonomics
- Avoiding implementation where the complexity is too great
- Cross-referencing various sources of information
Making a success of a GIS mapping project for the management of real estate assets
As a business line specialist, AREMIS helps you to get off to a good start and tackle your mapping aim calmly and pragmatically.
Whether you are just starting your thought process on how to use maps to make your data talk, or are already well advanced in the rollout of the GIS software, AREMIS will give you tailored guidance.
Our guidance for your GIS mapping projects
AREMIS offers a range of guidance services on GIS technologies for real estate and the work environment:
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- Choice of the right technology
- Cross-referencing of mapping sources
- Geomatic analyses
- Practical GIS applications
- User training
- Specialist mapping studies
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What is a Geographic Information System (GIS)?
A geographic information system or GIS is an information system that makes it possible to collect, store, process, analyse, manage and present all types of spatial and geographic data.
The term GIS is fairly general and combines numerous mapping technologies and related methodologies.
The main fundamentals of a GIS are based on the use of geo-referenced objects (vector forms or raster images): located in a centralised repository (geographic coordinates, time, business line attributes, etc.) and represented in business line layers.
The use of 2D and 3D maps makes it possible to produce multiple uses in our daily lives or the business world, such as geolocation, the calculation of distances and routes, thematic representations, help with decision-making, etc.