The above map is a combination of original population data (in black and white) and population density changes (represented by the color map)

As a horizontal technology, GIS can help in marketing, operations research, finance, human resources, planning, health care, banking, land management, earth sciences, just to name a few possibilities.

Geographic Information Systems’ power comes from its ability to relate information from different sources by using a common attribute: location or, in a broader sense, geography. It has become a truism that most data contains 80% geographic information in explicit form such as a city name or implicitly like a ZIP code, area code or subdivision.

By organizing apparently unrelated data from diverse files, databases, remotely sensed data around geographic coordinates, a GIS system can analyze, summarize, visualize and derive new information which can show phenomena such as patterns or concentrations that would be difficult to see in traditional tabular report formats.

CirTerra prides itself in solving business problems with spatial analytical technology to produce maps that will analyze, summarize a business need and convey the correct message.