NWGIS Programming

GIS applications may require specialized programming to perform complex analyses, automate a series of data conversions steps, or customize the graphic user interface. For example, incoming data may need to be converted from a spreadsheet or text file into a form that can be imported into GIS. Data in one form (e.g., transect points) may need to be converted into another form (e.g., line features). Macros in ArcMap can be very useful for automating a series of data manipulations that will be repeated in the future. ArcMap's graphic user interface can be customized with VBA programming to simplify GIS operations and extend it's functionality.

Besides having expertise in macro creation and VBA programming, our chief GIS consultant has more than 25 years of computer programming experience in various procedural and object-oriented languages. He also has extensive experience with client-server database applications

Key Benefits

	Extensive experience using GIS programming languages
	Chief GIS consultant has more than 25 years of programming experience, including object-oriented and database applications
	Demonstrated ability to customize ArcMap applications to facilitate use by non-GIS trained customers
	Extensive experience restructuring data for use in GIS, automating repetitive and complex procedures, and post-processing data derived from GIS

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Last modified: February 25, 2010