INTERACTIVE WEB GIS
How can our team explore the results?
Turn project data and GIS analysis into intuitive web-based maps and applications that make spatial information easier to explore, understand, and share.
THE CHALLENGE
GIS results shouldn't disappear into a PDF.
Static maps are valuable, but some projects require more. Interactive Web GIS gives project teams a way to explore spatial information, investigate individual locations, turn layers on and off, compare results, and access project information through an intuitive web-based experience.
EXPLORE
Navigate the project geographically and investigate the information that matters.
UNDERSTAND
Present complex spatial information through clear maps, pop-ups, statistics, and focused interactions.
SHARE
Give project teams and stakeholders a common place to access and explore GIS information.
APPLICATION CAPABILITIES
Build the experience around the project.
Web GIS applications can be configured around the information, workflows, users, and decisions the project needs to support.
INTERACTIVE MAPS
Layer Controls
Map Navigation
Custom Symbology
ANALYSIS RESULTS
Model Outputs
Project Statistics
Candidate Results
SITE EXPLORATION
Search
Feature Pop-Ups
Site Information
DECISION SUPPORT
Site Comparison
Interactive Criteria
Focused Workflows
DATA FILTERING
Queries
Filters
Selections
PROJECT ACCESS
Web-Based Access
Mobile-Friendly Views
Controlled Sharing
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
A web GIS experience built around your project.
01 — INTERACTIVE APPLICATION
A configured web-based GIS application designed around the project's information and intended users.
May include:
Interactive maps
Navigation
Search
Filters
Project-specific tools
02 — PROJECT MAPS & LAYERS
Prepared and published GIS layers organized for clear and effective use within the application.
May include:
Project data
Analysis results
Reference layers
Custom symbology
03 — USER EXPERIENCE
A focused interface designed to help users find information without unnecessary GIS complexity.
May include:
Pop-ups
Layer controls
Candidate panels
Statistics
Guided workflows
04 — DOCUMENTATION & HANDOFF
Appropriate documentation covering the application's structure, data, access, and intended use.
May include:
Data sources
Layer descriptions
User guidance
Project notes
HOW IT WORKS
From project information to interactive experience.
01 — DEFINE
Understand the users and the objective.
Establish what information users need to explore, what questions the application should help answer, and how it will be used.
02 — DESIGN
Plan the experience.
Organize the map, information hierarchy, interface, interactions, and project workflow around the intended user.
03 — BUILD
Create and configure the application.
Prepare project layers, configure the web GIS experience, test interactions, and refine usability.
04 — DELIVER
Launch and support the application.
Provide the completed web GIS application with appropriate access, documentation, and agreed ongoing support.
INTERACTIVE DEMONSTRATION
Don't just look at the map. Explore the decision.
Explore a demonstration site-selection application showing how GIS analysis can be transformed into an interactive decision-support experience.
Change the priorities. Explore the results.
Adjust model preferences, explore candidate locations, inspect project layers, and see how an analytical result can become an interactive decision-support tool.
SCOPE & LIMITATIONS
PROJECT CONSIDERATIONS
Built for the people who need to use it.
Interactive Web GIS projects are configured around the agreed project scope, available data, intended users, required functionality, and appropriate access environment.
Application availability, sharing, licensing, hosting, data maintenance, user permissions, and ongoing support requirements may vary depending on the project's technology and deployment needs.
The objective is simple: make project GIS easier for the people who actually need to use it.
HAVE GIS RESULTS PEOPLE NEED TO EXPLORE?
Put your project on the map.
Tell us what information your team needs to access, explore, or communicate. BRMS can help turn project GIS into a focused interactive experience.