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Routable Transportation Network Development

Solutions
Advanced Web Mapping Applications City of Lynchburg, VA
Economic Development Web Application City of Lynchburg, VA
Parcel and E911 Data Development Halifax County, VA
Public Utilities Maintenance and Support Henrico Department of...
ArcReader Software Deployment and Training Henrico Department of...
Intranet Mapping Application City of Danville, VA
Database Design City of Danville, VA
Turnkey GIS Data Development Dinwiddie County, VA

Land Record Web Mapping Venango County, PA
Parcel Data Conversion Powhatan County, VA
Custom ArcPad Application Spotsylvania County, VA
Water, Sewer and Stormwater Mapping City of Waynesboro, VA
Mapping Database Update Town of West Point, VA
Parcel Web Mapping York County, VA
Parcel Database Development Forest County, PA
Parcel Mapping Development Crawford County, PA
ArcView Training City of Hampton, VA
GIS Database Design and Data Integration Albemarle County Serv...
GIS Strategic Planning City of Hopewell, VA
Emergency Management Data Integration James City County, VA
Parcel Web Mapping James City County, VA
Project W.A.T.E.R. Juniata Conservation ...
Map Automation Tools Northampton County, VA
GIS Maintenance and Support Northampton County, VA
Enterprise GIS Development City of Emporia, VA
Real Estate Assessment Web Mapping City of Falls Church, VA
Utilities Planning and Database Development City of Franklin, VA
Crime Analysis Application City of Franklin, VA
Utilities GPS Mapping Goochland County, VA
Drive Time Analysis Accomack County, VA
Tree Inventory Management Arlington County, VA
Map Book Development Albemarle County, VA
AutoCAD to ArcGIS Conversion Charlotte County, VA
Enterprise GIS Development Town of Chincoteague, VA

Client: Dinwiddie County, VA



Summary

The project included development of emergency services data layers, including site addresses and geocodable road centerlines. This involved a combination of source material conversion and field verification techniques. This data was integrated for use within the County’s E911 CAD system, resulting in the creation of detailed E911 Address Map Books, including cartographic design and map automation. The second part of the project involved the creation of a routable road centerline network; and development of new emergency service numbers, running nine deep in the County CAD, as well as first and second due fire and EMS response zone maps. Analysis incorporated speed limits and estimated drive times.