ArcIMS-Generation

Description/Purpose: This demonstration site showcases the features included with our popular off-the-shelf Geocortex IMF product for ESRI's ArcIMS.

Description/Purpose: QuinteWestMaps.com is the City of Quinte West's community interactive GIS web application. This application allows the public to view detailed mapping that illustrates street names, topographical detail (i.e. watercourses, woodlands) aerial photography (scale 1:12000), municipal features (parks, fire and police stations, recreational facilities) and community features (schools, churches, cemeteries)

Description/Purpose: The Geospatial Environmental Mapping System (GEMS) was designed to provide dynamic mapping and environmental monitoring data display for sites managed by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Legacy Management.

Description/Purpose: This application provides county geographic information integrated with a powerful CAMA (Computer Assisted Mass Appraisal) system. A perennially popular and evolving offering since 2003, it is used heavily by county staff, realtors and members of the public to access detailed tax mapping information for Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.

Description/Purpose: This map service is a general purpose county GIS viewer. Geocortex Statistics provides monthly reports on map usage to the Bay County administrative staff.

Description/Purpose: The Orange County Board of County Commissioners launched InfoMap, their popular interactive mapping site, as a public service in 2002. Internally, the County provides web-based GIS to its Emergency Operations Center and other county departments.

Description/Purpose: Property Appraisers assess property and administer exemptions. SJCPA developed this application to provide sale information and other County Assessor related information to the public.

Description/Purpose: The public version of COSMOS has achieved remarkable user growth since its launch in early 2004. It is intended to provide citizens and businesses with information about the rapidly growing City, which has been a hotbed of development in recent years. The internal version of COSMOS provides significant additional functionality and data, and was developed to replace a previous ArcView 3.x based-infrastructure.

Description/Purpose: Designed to help manage an environmental restoration project of the Rio Grande River and the surrounding flood lands near Albuquerque, New Mexico, this system plays a role not only in the analysis of data but also as a tool for disseminating information.

Description/Purpose: Bartlesville is representative of many relatively small jurisdictions that have adopted Geocortex IMF to provide a complete solution for internal and external GIS requirements.

Description/Purpose: The development of the new Wetlands Online Mapper stems from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's (Service) need to expand and improve the availability of digital wetlands data. The Service's strategic plan for digital wetland data is focused on the development, revision, and dissemination of wetlands data and information to Service resource managers and the public. The present goal of the Service is to provide the citizens of the United States and its Trust Territories with current geospatially referenced information on the status, extent, characteristics and functions of wetlands, riparian, deepwater and related aquatic habitats in priority areas to promote the understanding and conservation of these resources.

Description/Purpose: GIS-NET was developed to provide the public with geographic information regarding land use planning and zoning for the unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County. It was developed by the Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning.

Description/Purpose: This application provides access to Mississippi's statewide GIS. It provides an interface for users to easily download complete vector and raster datasets. Public users can access and extract the data they are seeking without having to go through an administrator. This increases efficiency of the process and saves administrative costs.

Description/Purpose: This site was created in order to assist the public with locating information about property within Ada County. This site features integrated form-based search tools to help users search for parcels in a simple and non-intimidating way.

Description/Purpose: City of Birmingham provides a variety of map layers to the public, combined with tools that help users find addresses, landmarks, and other answers to their questions.

Description/Purpose: Developed by the GeoLib program at Florida State University, the goal of PLGDB was to provide consolidated marketing information on libraries nationwide that is easily accessed via the Internet. PLGDB helps with 'best practices' public library decision making.

Description/Purpose: This site is a typical IMF installation designed to satisfy internal and external GIS & mapping requirements. A customized mail merge notification tool was built to provide Hamilton County administrative staff with a simple efficient tool for delivering important information to the public within a user defined distance of a subject property/address.

Description/Purpose: This web mapping site provides access to geographic data maintained by the members of the Integrated Cadastral Information Society of British Columbia. The Society was formed for the purposes of developing, maintaining and distributing a province-wide cadastral fabric and other related datasets for the use of the Members. This data is from local governments, utilities, and the Province of British Columbia. It is presented here in an integrated display for view, query, download and plotting from a Web browser.

Description/Purpose: The intent of InfoLaSalle is to provide a visual display of and easy access to information pertaining to the Town of LaSalle.

Description/Purpose: The application is administered centrally, but each lower tier township in the County of Essex has access to its own locally relevant data and website. Townships can build, customize and manage their sites independently using the GUI-based Site Manager for Geocortex IMF, which eliminates the need for programming custom applications.