GIS and Pipeline Assessment and Certification Program (PACP) Applications

March 1, 2013

We thought you might find this video interesting:

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This was a pilot project with Detroit Water and Sewerage Department’s wastewater system for their pipe inspection consultant. The video helped them visualize the results of an extensive pipe inspection program using GIS. Prein&Newhof can produce similar information management and visual analysis tools for your system using GIS. Contact Jim Hegarty for more information.

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