Combining Internet and Desktop GIS Application Development
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NGI MAPPING SITE FEATURED IN ARCNEWS
 NGI's successful Internet mapping site, developed for the Northeast Regional Cod-Tagging Program, is featured in the Fall 2004 ArcNews. ArcNews, a magazine published quarterly by ESRI Press, has a worldwide readership of over 400,000. Read the article...
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NEW E-SERVICES FOR CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT
 Citizens needing information from the Maine Department of Conservation (DOC) now have the option of finding their answers on the Web. Maine's DOC worked with Northern Geomantics to create a mapping site for landowners, loggers, researchers, and the general public. More... |
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WHERE ARE THE FISH?
 The state of New England's fishing stock is a subject of much controversy. Northern Geomantics has begun work with the National Marine Fisheries Service Trawl Survey research project to address this issue, in part by obtaining and distributing fine-scale survey data on cod and yellowtail flounder in the Gulf of Maine. More... |
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LOBSTERTALES IMS SITE CONNECTS DINERS AND LOBSTERMEN
The LobsterTales project, run by the Island Institute, is designed to encourage people around the world to learn about the importance of Maine's small fishing communities by personalizing their lobster experience.
Each lobster caught by a lobsterman in the project wears a band that guides diners to the LobsterTales site where they can find out who caught their lobster and where it came from.
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PARCEL HISTORY TRACKER DEVELOPED FOR MAINE LURC
 When an agency does complex title research on a parcel, how might it store the results for easy access and analysis in the future? Northern Geomantics developed a spatial solution for this dilemma through the use of GIS to create and store a parcel's history, thus making it readily available for all types of spatial analysis.
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ARCIMS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
 Planning for and responding to emergency situations requires an efficient means of communicating information between decision makers. Many existing emergency management systems effectively disseminate tabular information, but what about the critical spatial aspect of the data? Organizations need to know where personnel, equipment, and vital infrastructure are located. More... |
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