Managing and analyzing geospatial data is a fundamental component of environmental consulting. McLane Environmental routinely incorporates Geographic Information Systems (GIS)  into projects for the entry, management, analysis and display of geographic information and spatial data. McLane Environmental has applied GIS to manage and analyze data collected as part of ground water modeling projects, contaminated site investigations, water resource studies, litigation, and remediation design. Spatial data analyses and visualization can improve the understanding of such problems as contaminant distribution in the subsurface, the statistical relationship between analytical data, and the effectiveness of remediation programs.

Our staff has experience in the following:

• Static and animated 2D and 3D visualizations;
• Courtroom exhibits;
• Interactive web-based maps through our secure in-house Internet Map Server (IMS);
• Database management;
• Hydrologic modeling support;
• Aerial photo and remote sensing applications; and
• Production of small or large format figures.

At McLane Environmental, we acquire and develop innovative technologies in an effort to provide our clients with cutting edge services, while supporting both current and legacy data formats. Environmental Visualization System (EVS), ESRI ArcView (including various extensions), ArcInfo, Manifold, Surfer, and an in-house secure Internet Map Server are just a few of the available tools. Depending upon what best suits the needs of our clients, data visualization products are available in an array of formats, including VRML, 3D animations, fly-through animations, and interactive internet-enabled maps.

Graphics portfolio