| Lynx
Technologies is a small PC-based data conversion and GIS applications
development company based in Santa Cruz, California. We currently
maintain 12 workstations running AutoCAD, AutoCAD Map, Tracer/Recognizer
for AutoCAD, ArcCAD, ArcInfo, ArcGIS, Microstation, MapInfo, AtlasGIS, and
Cybernet software. Our services include: data conversion for cadastral,
infrastructure, and land based applications, COGO development of cadastral
maps, geographic informations services, custom integration of AutoCAD
and ArcView with PC-based databases, AutoCAD, ArcCAD, and ArcView
training, GPS-based field verification mapping, digital ortho-photography,
base map conflation and plotting and color copying on most media.
Presently we maintain 12 staff of ArcInfo, ArcView and ArcCAD technical
specialist, analysts and programmers. Over
the past 10 years, Lynx Technologies has developed particular expertise
in mapping for the fire/emergency service industry. To date we have
developed products for over 9 cities, counties, and special districts
in 10 counties throughout the United States. We have developed a
low-cost, straightforward approach to intelligent mapping for fire
service managers and emergency command officers. MapLynx for Sunpro,
and MapLynx for Firehouse was developed specifically for the fire
service to integrate AutoCAD based maps and ArcInfo coverages with
fire incident, occupancy, and hydrant maintenance databases.
Geographic Information System Implementation
has been a growing segment of Lynx Technologies business since 1992.
Lynx Technologies has helped City planning and public works departments
begin the process of building intelligent parcel and network systems
using ESRI's ArcCAD and ArcView platforms, and Autodesk's AutoCAD
Map. We have specialized staff who's focus is specifically GIS services
including building polygon and network coverages, topological checking,
and applicaiton development in Avenue. We have developed a complete
public noticing application for planners using Microsoft Word, and
other planning tools. We have also helped many city public works
departments link their infrastructure to facilities databases using
several different approaches. Thes approaches have varied in complexity
depending upon system requirements. They have covered different
applications such as: 1) road inventory and pavement condition,
2) water, sewer, and storm drain inventories, and 3) hydraulic and
hydrologic modeling.
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