Mid-West GIS is developing new service opportunities for our clients using the ESRI Collector application. This will enable our clients to implement maintenance work flows to manage GIS data created by Mid-West GIS. The ease of maintenance with the Collector app will allow field crews to easily create and update features in the field using mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets. Contact Mid-West GIS for more information!
Mid-West GIS is attending the ESRI Partner Conference in Palm Springs, California this week. Our partnership with ESRI allows us to stay on top of new developments in both ESRI as well as the GIS industry. The meeting also allows us to grow and develop relationships with other business partners, in order to continue to bring new professional services to our current and future clients.
This video explains the processes by Mid-West GIS to create a comprehensive Traffic Sign Inventory using Geographic Information Systems GIS and GPS Technology.
Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, Illinois has just extended the contract for Mid-West GIS to create GIS & GPS data sets for both Communications and Sewer layers. The communication layers will include telephone and fiber optic layers. The sewer layers will include sanitary, storm and lab sewer layers. Data will be collected using Real Time Kinematic (RTK) GPS with sub-centimeter accuracy. For more information on this type of data collection, please visit our GPS Data Collection page, or contact us for more information.
St Louis University has contracted with Mid-West GIS for Utility Mapping & GPS Training Services. Mid-West GIS will be tasked with setting up their GPS equipment, and training St Louis University personnel on the operation of collecting GPS data and importing this data into ArcMap. Mid-West GIS will also collect meter locations using Real Time Kinematic GPS, giving sub-centimeter accurate locations. For more information on this type of data collection please visit our GPS Data Collection page.
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Mid-West GIS has relocated our corporate office in Quincy, IL to 526 South 8th Street. The new locations was purchased in January and renovated to meet our growing companies needs. The space includes 2500 square foot office space, 1400 garage, and is located in the German Historic District and original Quincy Business District. For more information or to see a map of the new location please visit our Contact Page.
Phase III of the Portage, Indiana Storm Sewer mapping project has been approved and will move forward immediately. This project entails the collection of all storm sewer features using Sub-Centimeter accurate GPS equipment, also known as Real Time Kinematic (RTK) GPS Collection. Storm sewer manholes are also opened and inspected for items such as depth and flow direction. This phase of the project will complete the entire system which will be used by the Public Works Department for daily maintenance work.
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Argonne National Laboratory has contracted with Mid-West GIS to create GIS data layers for both their Steam Distribution System and Building Footprints. Both data layers will be collected in the field using Real Time Kinematic (RTK) GPS equipment, as well as the conversion of existing GIS and CAD data. Argonne National Laboratory is a multidisciplinary science and engineering research center located in Lemont, Illinois. This project is expected to start immediately and be completed in the Fall of 2014.
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Mid-West GIS has begun work on the GPS field inventory of the electric distribution system for Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, Illinois. This project will include the GPS collection of around 1,000 electric utility pole locations, as well as all of their associated assets. Some of the attachments and attributes that will be collected are; transformers, fuses, guy wires, pole height, line phases, and other features. Digital photos of each utility pole will also be collected and hyperlinked to the GPS data. Real Time Kinematic (RTK) GPS data collectors will be used for this project. This type of data collection will provide sub-centimeter accuracy for each point. For more information on this type of work please visit our Electric Distribution GPS Data Collection Services Page.
Mid-West GIS has just released the new version of the Pampa, Texas Interactive GIS Map. In 2007 Mid-West GIS began the development of over a dozen GIS data layers for the City of Pampa. Once the GIS system was deployed and in use by the city, Mid-West GIS began work on taking the GIS System to the web. The plan was for the new site to be used by not only city staff who needed to view GIS data for their work related tasks, but for citizens to have the ability to view and use the data as well. In 2008 the first version of the website was released. Over the next six years there have been updates and changes to the Pampa GIS website as new features were added, software and hardware solutions were updated or changed, and server solutions were upgraded. Today we have launched the most recent version of the interactive map. The new site offers more functionality, is much quicker, and more user friendly. You can see the new interactive map by visiting http://www.maps.
