
GIS in Construction: What It Is and Why It Matters
The use of GIS in construction entails organizing project data on an intuitive map – simplifying inspections, progress tracking, photo documentation, and more.
Construction teams understand the value of real-world context, and the industry is using multi-layered maps to transform the way they manage their data.
We’ve seen construction teams print out large sheets of satellite imagery to hang on the walls of an office.
And there are many teams using Google Earth or Google MyMaps to make simple drawings or annotations.
Unfortunately, these methods entail multiple steps, risk losing data, and can waste precious time in your day.
See how contractors are gaining a competitive advantage and saving work hours with mapping tools designed specially for construction.
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