The Energy & Utilities Department's geographical information system (GIS) links digitized autocad drawings (spatial data) to traditional organizational information (relational data). The use of "live " data has already resulted in the generation of tremendous interest throughout the University.

The GIS has enormous potential for facilitating planning, design, and construction of facilities and infrastructure projects. In addition, the GIS has potential for use in the continuous programming of space utilization, monitoring and controlling energy consumption and maintenance costs in "real" time, planning security systems, and numerous other applications.

Submit map requests to Energy & Utilities GIS Office - (434) 982-5051

— Shaun Farrell, GIS Analyst • Email • (434) 982-5051