Livingston County GIS

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
a division of Information Technology

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What is GIS? GIS is a collection of computer hardware, software, and geographic data for capturing, managing, analyzing, and displaying all forms of geographically referenced information.

When deployed with a clear strategy, GIS is a technology that can change an organization fundamentally and positively. GIS goes beyond mining data to give you the tools to interpret data, allowing you to see relationships, patterns, or trends intuitively that are not possible to see with traditional charts, graphs, and spreadsheets.

More than that, a GIS lets you model scenarios to test various hypotheses and see outcomes visually to find the outcome that meets the needs of all the stakeholders.

The application of GIS is unlimited. It has been used to solve problems as diverse as where to place self-service coin counting machines, how to improve the yield of crops in a traditional Tuscan vineyard, or how to manage an entire city enterprise.

GIS can provide you with powerful information—not just how things are, but how they will be in the future based on changes you apply. GIS is, therefore, about modeling and mapping the world for better decision making. (Courtesy GIS.com)

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	Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Saturday & Sunday Closed County Holidays Maps made from 12-4:30

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
email: GISDEPT@co.livingston.mi.us
Mailing Address - 304 E. Grand River Ave. Suite 101, Howell, MI 48843
Phone 517.548.3230 Fax 517.545.9608

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) a division of Information Technology

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
a division of Information Technology