DDS completed nine (9) projects over five (5) years, vectorizing and attributing over 480 abandoned mine maps into ESRI shapefiles throughout Colorado.
Divestco USA, acquired by IHS in 2006, required a universal, large-scale (1:24,000) Public Land Survey GIS coverage file to incorporate into their land mapping, lease mapping, well spotting, and GIS query software.
The objective of this project was to produce high-resolution bathymetric contours of the Great Lakes bottom region.
In the spring of 2005, DDS was tasked to scan, georeference, vectorize, and attribute multiple-scale aquifer maps.
Under a fixed-price contract, the staff at Digital Data Services, Inc. (DDS) converted over 300 hard-copy as-built drawings and approximately 1,500 MicroStation drawing files to AutoCAD to provide a complete set of electric facility as-built drawings.
In 2001, DDS converted original hard-copy geologic hazard maps into fully-attributed ESRI GIS coverage files.
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