Geographic Information Systems (GIS) revolutionize how organizations manage, analyze, and visualize spatial data. Imagine a tool that allows you to see real-time project updates on a map, easily share data, and communicate with stakeholders from a single, online dashboard. These capabilities are no longer a future promise but a present reality, bringing significant benefits such as increased operational efficiency, better-informed decision making, optimized asset management, improved financial control, and successful project delivery.
At Streams Tech, we specialize in developing custom GIS applications tailored to meet your unique needs. We developed many GIS-based mobile, desktop and cloud applications over the last two decades. Our services include capturing, storing, tracking, manipulating, analyzing, managing, and visualizing spatial data to provide actionable insights.
Whether you need to execute complex spatial queries, seamlessly collect field data using mobile devices, perform spatial analysis, or generate detailed visualizations and reports, our team is equipped with the technical proficiency and experience required to deliver user-friendly applications. Our services ensure that you can leverage the full potential of GIS technology to enhance your projects. Let us help you uncover hidden insights and make more informed decisions with our innovative GIS solutions.
Reach out to us with any questions or to learn more about how our GIS solutions can support your organization’s success.
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Web-based GIS application
Client
The City of Charlottesville, Virginia
Streams Tech developed an ArcGIS-based web-application illustrating solar energy potential for all buildings in the City of Charlottesville, Virginia. Property owners can use this ArcGIS-based web app to determine the area of the roof suitable for installation of photovoltaic (PV) panels and evaluate the benefits. The tool calculates site-specific solar energy potential using extensive geospatial data, helps residents of Charlottesville reduce their energy bills and promotes renewable energy use in the region.
Project Type
Web-based GIS application
Client
GeoTerraImage (Pty) Ltd
Streams Tech developed a web-based application for GeoTerraImage (Pty) Ltd. to help monitor the status of fresh water in South Africa. Fresh water is a critical and scarce resource, requiring an accurate monitoring system for sustainable water management. The website, called the South African Water, allows end-users access detailed, reliable, and updated information for better water resources management activities, such as compliance monitoring, water security, water license applications and water resource inventory. The system utilizes ‘big data’ capabilities on a cloud platform to regularly process the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Sentinel2 satellite imagery data, prepare water resources maps for the entire country and make the geospatial data available for download to the end-users. The system provides desktop-based access to reliable monthly data for all surface water bodies throughout South Africa, which is extremely cost efficient compared to field monitoring.
Project Type
Web-based GIS application
Client
The Town of Purcellville, Virginia
The Town of Purcellville, Virginia initiated the Adopt-a-Hydrant program to allow citizens adopt local fire hydrants and commit to keeping them clear of snow. Maintaining the surroundings of fire-hydrants clear of snow helps emergency response crews easily find fire hydrants during snow storms. Streams Tech developed a map-based online platform for Purcellville’s Adopt-a-Hydrant program, permitting citizens to sign-up and adopt one or more hydrants and the Town staff to administer the program. It also allows the Town staff to send reminders for cleanup.
Project Type
Web-based GIS application
Client
The World Bank Group
GeoDASH is a web-based Geographic Information System (GIS) application, which allows users to store, share and visualize spatial data. Its development was funded by the World Bank to help manage disaster risks under the Urban Resilience Project in Bangladesh. This software provides government agencies with a multi-stakeholder platform to collaborate, analyze data and prepare custom maps using data from distributed sources. Individual agencies can develop, maintain and own its GIS data and yet easily share with other agencies.
Project Type
Web-based GIS application
Client
Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) sponsored the development of the National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI) platform to host geospatial data from different stakeholders using a secure server system and through an integrated web-GIS portal. The system provides the data owners full control of over their data, including who can access individual GIS data for viewing, creating maps and downloading.
