GPS & GIS Mapping

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Natural Resources

At a time when the earth's resources are being taxed like never before, natural resource managers are discovering the power of GIS to help them make crucial decisions.

GIS is helping development and conservation communities find common ground by providing a framework for the analysis and discussion of resource management issues.

Companies and organizations, including the Nature Conservancy, the Environmental Protection Agency, Chevron, and the Department of Fish and Wildlife, are unleashing the power of GIS to manage natural resources.

Marine, Coast & Ocean

From oceanography to hydrographic mapping, navigation to defense, the coastal shoreline to the bathymetric bottom, marine GIS has been adapted and utilized to assist researchers and organizations in achieving their goals.

In the same way GIS has helped make analysis and mapping of the earth's surface more accessible and powerful, GIS technology allows experts to see the large portion of the planet that is underwater.

Issues ranging from mapping the sea floor to tracking the journey of whales and tuna to preserve species in threatened areas and developing new kinds of nautical charts to give mariners a three dimensional view of their progress through the water are all coming to life through geography and GIS.

If you would like to request Environmental mapping please fill out the online form.

The project Turf Image has worked on in the past are..

• Monterey Pine Pitch Canker Infestation Mapping Project
• Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Giant Kelp Bed Monitoring
• California Sudden Oak Death in Coast Live Oaks
• Pickelweed Habitat Mapping in the Mojo Cojo Slough