Geospatial technology refers to a set of technologies used to acquire, manipulate and store geographic information. The geospatial information system (GIS) software market in energy and utilities is defined by buyers looking for software and applications to manage and optimize geotagged data for spatial analysis, hydrologic and water quality analysis, network models, pipeline and field planning, design, construction, and operations. GIS can support real-time design and modeling; visualize electrical, gas, and/or water and pipeline network topology; model geological and surface feature relationships; and depict the relationship between assets and the environment including network/grid, facilities, land, vehicles, equipment, employees, customers and surrounding elements.
"Unlocking Geospatial Potential: An Engineer's Perspective on ArcGIS"
For the past year, I've been utilising ArcGIS, which has been a game changer for my own projects. My workflows have been expedited by the platform's user-friendly interface and powerful capability, which enable capabilities, which enable me to analyse and visualise geospatial data effectively. Particularly helpful capabilities include data sharing, 3D visualisation, and spatial analysis. My productivity has also increased as a result of the integration with other Esri applications, such as ArcMap and ArcCatalog. Everything considered, ArcGIS has improved my accuracy and efficiency, making it an essential instrument for my job.
"Excellent for strategic logistics studies"
I use Maptitude for visualisation and strategic analysis for logistics projects - it's both powerful and very cost-effective.
"The cad solution everyone knows to use"
Some of our users used the product for so long it is a part of them.
"Powerful GIS suite with comprehensive mapping and analysis capabilities"
Excellent tool for design with a wide range of spatial analysis tools
"High Costs and Integration Difficulties Taint Product's Image"
Integration difficulties impacted and high costs were a concern