Town of Bluffton GIS Department
Geospatial Applications created for the citizens of Bluffton, South Carolina
This GIS Viewer is a highly customized Flex Viewer meant for relaying map info to the public. The viewer uses version 2.3.1 of the ESRI Flex Viewer. The Town of Bluffton GIS Viewer was developed at the LEC
This small application is designed to give citizens an idea of how the Town of Bluffton has grown over the years. This GIS Application was designed from scratch using the ESRI Flex API 2.3.
This application is designed to provide citizens with a tool to determine if they might qualify for a grant designated for the May River Watershed. The application determines whether or not a given address is within the watershed and returns an answer to the user. This GIS Application was designed using the ESRI Flex API and is sized to fit into other websites.
An interactive map viewer capable of showing a representative style parks map, similar to those you see in national parks, on the TOB website
This application will show opportunities for business interested in locating in Bluffton
This application is named the Common Operational Picture, (COP). It offers a standard overview of an incident, providing incident information that enables the Incident Commander/Unified Command and any supporting agencies and organizations to make effective, consistent, and timely decisions. It also provides a series of information pop-ups and reports in which map-centric content can be visualized and used to ensure all responding entities have the same understanding and awareness of incident status and information while conducting operations.
This application is named the Value Analysis Dashboard. It offers a standard overview of property tax value in a community, providing incident information that enables the assessor/financial officer to make effective, consistent, and timely decisions. It also provides a series of information pop-ups and reports in which map-centric content can be visualized and used to study changes in property value, and to review critical property characteristics when setting an assessment roll.
To be developed in the future.