Resource Planning For Geographic Information System Implementation in the Utility Industry
Date of Graduation
Spring 1999
Degree
Master of Science in Geospatial Sciences
Department
Geography, Geology, and Planning
Committee Chair
Elias Johnson
Abstract
Geographic Information System (GIS) technology has been available for thirty years. It is difficult to implement, even though it has been made more user-friendly. An examination of the implementation histories of five GIS in the utility industry reveals common characteristics. Utilities can utilize resources more efficiently in the implementation of GIS by focusing on the following essential aspects: 1) plan for the successful implementation of the GIS, 2) plan for the GIS and its potential uses before implementation, 3) plan to integrate the GIS with other information systems, and 4) plan to set up an accurate master address dataset
Subject Categories
Earth Sciences
Copyright
© Vivian Ann Wasson
Recommended Citation
Wasson, Vivian Ann, "Resource Planning For Geographic Information System Implementation in the Utility Industry" (1999). MSU Graduate Theses. 745.
https://bearworks.missouristate.edu/theses/745
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