Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a system of hardware and software used for storage, retrieval, mapping, and analysis of geographic data. This is a core service provided by Maurer-Stutz, Inc., and it is used by almost all of our business segments including water, wastewater, surveying, transportation, conservation, and agricultural engineering.

Discover a new perspective to your geospatial challenges as our skilled Geospatial Services Group takes your data to new heights. Whether you're navigating civil utility asset inventories, environmental monitoring/inspections, infrastructure planning, agricultural facilities management, or any other geospatial challenge, we seamlessly integrate advanced GIS tools to unlock actionable insights for our clients.

Our team of dedicated professionals specializes in harnessing the power of desktop and web GIS, high accuracy spatial data collections, and advanced spatial database management to provide tailor-made solutions for your unique needs. This is a core service provided by Maurer-Stutz, Inc., and it is used by all our business segments including water, wastewater, surveying, transportation, conservation, and agricultural engineering. Join us in shaping a smarter, more connected world as we redefine possibilities and solutions to your geospatial challenges. Your vision, our expertise – charting the course to our client’s geospatially empowered future.

Our staff has formal training and practical experience to make your project a success when using GIS.  We use a balance of the latest proprietary and open-source software available to bring the most value to our client's projects.  More information about representative projects that use GIS may be found by clicking the blue text under each image.

Governmental Agencies

The use of GIS by governmental agencies is an incredible tool to help manage public assets and promote citizen involvement.  Recent online mapping developments have now made GIS affordable for any agency.  Furthermore, the availability of public information through online resources reduces the amount of time for staff requests for data.

Utilities

A location database may be created and maintained for any type of utility including water, sanitary sewer, storm sewer, electrical, communications and gas.  This database may then be used to manage the asset and enhance operational management and capital improvements for the system.

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