New Models of Collaboration: GIS Coordination in New York State

Ophelia Eglene · Sharon S. Dawes

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Geographic Information Systems Studies Local Governance and Planning 3D Modeling in Geospatial Applications

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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are powerful tools to understand and solve problems associated with place and geography. GIS spatial analysis and display capacities allow a holistically organized view of a community and its citizens because they provide the ability to overlay and analyze interrelationships among disparate kinds data. GIS is used by local, state, and federal governments, as well as businesses, in a wide range of domains including economic development, environmental management, education, health, public safety, human services, infrastructure management, planning, zoning, real property records management, elections and redistricting, and disaster preparedness and response.

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