Many aspects of Geographical Information System (GIS) technology have changed in recent years. Is your organization benefiting from these innovations? Or are you still relying on the old paradigm of information technology, keeping you from using GIS with excuses like initial cost and human resource requirements?

Here are some innovative applications we have developed for our clients:

• New Jersey Highlands Council Interactive Map
  New Jersey Highlands Water Protection and Planning Council has created this interactive map as a planning tool and a way to provide the public access to various types of information. These include zoning, preserved land, state planning areas, agricultural resources and many other data sources.

• New Jersey Highlands Council Consistency Map
  Allows the user to take data provided and select different features present on site geographic layers to create and download a consistency report.

• New Jersey Legislative District Data Book On-line
  Provides data for counties, municipalities, school districts, state legislative districts, and federal Congressional districts in NJ. Population, housing, school, and voting data can be downloaded and saved electronically, as well as fiscal and economic profiles and maps.

• Visit NJ Farms
  Highlights Agricultural Tourism in NJ and provides a way for visitors to locate affordable, family-oriented recreational and educational adventures and activities.

• New Jersey Points of Interest (Way Finding Project)
  A site that enables both Jersey locals and tourists to search for different points of interest in this great state. Search for something to do by selecting from categories such as arts & culture, history, educational activities, outdoor recreation, sports & entertainment, shopping, food, and lodging!

• New Jersey Lead Safe Housing Registry On-line Mapping
  Provides a map of lead-safe rental housing opportunities in Morris County, New Jersey, especially those built prior to the lead paint ban in 1977.

• New Jersey Turnpike Exit 8A Interchange Area Transportation/Land Use Study
  This interactive mapping application is developed as a tool through which planners and internet users can directly identify, analyze and update existing and planned warehousing sites in their community.

• Sourlands Mountain Region
  Shows Points of Interest throughout the Sourlands such as natural features, historic landmarks, parks, land preservation, and general comments, notes, and occurrences in the region. The site is used to represent local environmental knowledge, community values and land use preferences.

• Bedminster Conservation Easement Project
  Displays easement inspections and violations of land parcels in Bedminster Township, New Jersey, a town that was created in 1749.