Custom
cartography for business... |
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Small Market Segment Study |
| One of
the great things about a GIS is that is allows the business mapper to see
and analyze the relationship of internal store data and external
demographic or consumer data. In this
case, we are seeing a roster of retail locations set against a density
grid of elderly population.
Created with ArcView GIS and Spatial
Analyst |
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Retail Coverage Study |
| Not hard,
but important...mapping lets you answer simple questions such as, "How
much of the population in the US is within 20 miles of one of my
stores?"
Created with ArcView GIS |
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Sales
Management Map |
| Map is part of a series
of regional sales planning materials. The customer had seven target market segments
in mind, and some sales territories. The goal was to define five opportunity
pockets per sales region, allowing the regional manager to focus his or her efforts. We
licensed data for the institutions, geocoded them, and then ran a density grid per
segment. We then used Spatial Analyst to create a blended grid, weighted by market
segment. This final grid was the premise for the opportunity pockets, which were
created by contouring the threshold cell value around each pocket. We then
summarized cell data within these contours to rank the top five.
Created with ArcView GIS, Spatial Analyst, and Photoshop. |
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for larger image) |
Population
Change in Maine: 1990-1999 |
| Map is a simple data
visualization document, showing the distribution of population change throughout Maine.
Data were introduced at the Block Group level, and then "broadcast"
across a grid. The resulting grid shows concentrations of population increases and
decreases. Created with ArcView GIS and Spatial Analyst. |
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image) |
Comparative Retail Site
Evaluation |
| Map is part of a set used to determine which of three sites in the St.
Louis market represents the best potential for success. First a series of grids were
run to produce a desirability index across the St. Louis market. This index was
derived in parts from target household counts, consumer expenditures, and access to
existing competitors. Next, drive-time polygons were run for each of the
potential sites, and the potential aggregated to this theoretical trade area from the
underlying grid.
Created with ArcView GIS, Spatial Analyst, and
Business Analyst. |
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Licensee map
for sea-towing service |
| Map is a by-product of
a Map Objects application which helps customer service representatives for the national
franchiser to quickly assign new customers to the appropriate licensee. The
application also allows editing and sales reporting on licensee areas. Created
with Atlas GIS and Adobe Photoshop. |
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map for larger image) |
TV signal map
for SHVA litigation |
| Map is part of a set
used in Federal court by the National Association of Broadcasters in their various cases
against PrimeTime 24, a satellite broadcaster. A related, customized GIS, SHVA-GIS,
is in use at all NBC TV affiliates. Created with Atlas GIS
and Adobe Photoshop. |
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map for larger image) |
Retail
analysis for Park Slope Food Coop |
| Map is part of a set
used to determine growth opportunities for the Park Slope Food Coop in Brooklyn.
Spatial Analyst was used to create opportunity pockets reflecting favorable demographics
less current member penetration. Click here to see more
maps from this set as well as a project brief. Created with
ArcView GIS, Spatial Analyst, and Adobe Photoshop. |
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map for larger image) |
3D Analyst in
action: a retail network study |
| Map is part of a larger
body of work supporting the growth strategy of a regional health club company.
Market demand, market penetration, and competition all influenced the final opportunity
value per grid cell in Spatial Analyst. The data was then rendered in 3D for
enhanced visualization. Created using ArcView, Spatial
Analyst, 3D Analyst and Adobe Photoshop. |
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Mt.
Desert Island |
| This map
was created this past summer by Anthony Lewis, a part-time employee here
at DSS, and a full-time 1st grade student at Hall Elementary School.
Mt. Desert Island is an amazing place to visit for kids of all ages, and
home to Acadia National Park. Created using
washable markers on standard paper! |
For a visual comparison of grid vs. vector data visualization, click here!
You can find another great map gallery at http://www.groupmaps.com!
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