DDS is recently assisted Pitkin County to migrate to Geocortex Essentials and add functionality to their web mapping capabilities.
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DDS supported the Colorado Division of Water Resources (CDWR) to migrate their existing SVG-based web application (AquaMap) to a Geocortex-based web application.
DDS implemented a global Enterprise Land Management System in Geocortex for Rio Tinto Minerals. DDS developed a central repository with automated data updating, specialized data models, and the use of Geocortex for the rapid development of customized map services, feature services, geoprocessing services, and image services.
Beginning in 1992, the Colorado Water Conservation Board and Division of Water Resources embarked on an effort to establish a common and accepted framework of information and tools to help facilitate informed decision-making in water resources planning in the State of Colorado.
DDS provides on-call ArcGIS consulting and support services to the Central City to support their Community Development Department. The vast majority of the GIS support has been desktop-based. DDS is coordinating with Central City to migrate to a web GIS solution utilizing ArcGIS Online to allow collaboration and sharing of GIS data between Central City and Gilpin County and extend GIS for all city departments.
Digital Data Services (DDS) designed, developed, and maintained a web GIS application to allow Buckhorn Energy Services to monitor their petroleum assets and competitors. DDS worked with Buckhorn Energy Services to develop custom Python scrapers to update well and drilling rig activity within the Williston Basin daily. The web GIS application included a variety of custom workflows and reports. Well data included monthly oil, gas, and water production values joined as relational tables. Custom reports included production totals, compound production charts, and decline curve analysis charts.