Geomatic Applications

Surveying, asset-mapping, field damage assessment and other geo-physical -oriented data collection and reporting have undergone amazing advances in the last decade. The availability of high resolution GPS receivers and geographic Information Systems (GIS) has vastly increased the speed and efficiency of workers.  The ability to capture data, transmit and instantly report using GPS-enabled rugged handheld computers and uploading that field data directly into map databases in near real-time has allowed fewer workers to perform more work in less time. Mobile Electron offers a variety of products including rugged GPS handhelds and GPS enabled wireless modems to meet the needs of the geomatic community, including:

Surveyors
Surveyors require precise GPS coordinate capture, access to existing geospatial information and rugged reliability in their handheld computing  tools. Mobile Electron offers Juniper Systems Windows Mobile   handheld technology to meet their needs. Compatible with most mobile Geo spatial software tools including ESRI Mobile GIS, Juniper handheld computers is a  “swiss Army knife” of mobile surveying functionality, providing GPS, communications and other modules.   

Asset mapping
Modern GIS software, running on a mobile computer allows property and facilities management professionals to manage land, infrastructure, and building assets. GIS is useful throughout the life cycle of an asset—from deciding where to place the asset to recording moves and reconfigurations.

Damage assessment and claims processing
Following a major catastrophe, identifying potential claimants, balancing workloads, and adjuster routing are tasks that can be performed using mobile computers running GIS software. Armed with GIS-enabled mobile devices adjusters can efficiently locate customers and collect important details needed for settling claims. This results in improved customer service, faster and more accurate decision making tools and a more responsive claims support process.