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Tennessee leverages GIS technology to streamline septic permits amid rapid population growth
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Owens, a meteorologist by training, hydrologist by virtue, and self-taught geographic information system (GIS) engineer by practice, streamlined the work of TDEC inspectors with enterprise GIS technology.
Designing a System Around How Inspectors WorkAbout one in five Americans lives in a home that relies on a septic system.
A malfunctioning or ill-fitted septic system can pollute wells of drinking water and springs.
“It’s different from the typical mapping and analysis you might associate with GIS,” Owens said.
A “Flintstones to Jetsons” Digital TransformationAs recently as seven years ago, Tennessee septic permit data existed entirely on paper.
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