Abstract![]() Web Data Portals for Contaminated Site Projects Track: Benefits of GIS Author(s): Alan MacGregor, John Haasbeek Distributed project teams, multiple clients, numbers subcontractors, and various analytical laboratories can apply significant pressure on project managers.� Using web-based delivery platforms and a secure hosing facility, ENVIRON�develops project collaboration websites that combine GIS maps, analytical data management, and document control. Users can browse and create their own site maps on-line, illustrating current and historical analytical results. Data plots and trends and spreadsheet export capabilities are available. A document library allows filing and searching on titles, properties and attributes. The multi-client application is based on Esri GIS Server, MS SQL Server database, and the MS SharePoint platforms.�Each web portal is unique, developed to meet the needs of specific projects.� All team members have access to the same datasets, and use the interacive tools to review contaminant test results, historic reports, and GIS maps.� Our offices save on electronic document storage, conrol versions of workng documents, and enjoy prompt project updates.� Alan MacGregor ENVIRON 303 East 17th Avenue, #400 Denver , Colorado 80203 United States Phone: 303 382-5465 E-mail: amacgregor@environcorp.com John Haasbeek ENVIRON 303 East 17th Street, Suite 400 Denver , Colorado 80203 United States Phone: 303 382-5468 E-mail: jhaasbeek@environcorp.com |