Increasing demands on the effectiveness of geological and geophysical information management imply the continuous improvement of information support systems. A prerequisite for this is an increased level of computing and information technology. Practice shows that only a geographic information system (GIS), designed to provide reliable information about the spatial position of objects and their form in diagrams, tables, and numerical thematic maps, can effectively cope with the assigned task.
Main Tasks
- Processing and creating spatial data
- GIS support for geological and geophysical studies
- Collection, digitization, and processing of topography data