New Generation Consulting has developed several Geo-Spatial Information Systems (GIS) for a raft of clients with differing needs. These GIS models have been used an aide or adjunct to the specific assignment. NGC are able to design a GIS model that meets the Client’s specific needs it can be a simple 2-D model or a very complex multi layered and multi dimensional.

Examples of GIS modelling:

• Asset Management • Maximise Asset Utilisation • Marketing (Research, Strategic & Targeted) • Strategic Planning • Integration of Projects • Land Use Management/Utilisation • Supply and Demand Forecasting As long as there is sufficient historical data robust accurate forecasting can be derived from the GIS tool.

Methodology:

• “Business” and modelling rules developed • Develop specific model parameters including base case and scenarios • Include industry standard and client specific formulae in the model • As the reference layer develop and install in the model a detailed map of the area             in question • Add Client and Public Domain historical data to the model to form the additional layers             over laying the reference layer (specified by the client) • Develop Slice and Dice analyses of the data. • Develop on-line or hard copy “Standard” and “Ad-Hoc” reports             (in pictorial, graphical, tabular and word formats)

Case Study:

Utilities Asset Management & Utilisation System State-wide Long-Term supply and demand forecasting regime developed  for a Distribution company in order to determine the following: • Growth in Demand (By Region and by Customer Segment) • Supply Availability (By Region and by Customer Segment) • Age of Asset (By Region and by Asset Class) • Replacement, Retirement or Network Augmentation (By Region and by Asset Class) • Utilisation (By Region and by Customer Segment and by Asset Class) • Potential for Network Load switching between Regions and Intra-Regional assets • Ability to identify visually areas of concern