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| GIS in the Administration An initial collaboration between the GISC and campus administration began in 1998 with preliminary work on a GIS for the UC Berkeley Campus by members of the Planning, Design & Construction Department, now Capital Projects. There are many potential applications for this technology within the campus administration including facilities management, Coordinated Resource Management Program planning and evaluation of the success of access and equity programs in incoming student cohorts. GISC will provide technical and consulting assistance in these areas. As an initial effort to promote the idea of a Campus GIS, Katherine Mortimer, Senior Planner at Capital Projects, prepared a slideshow to be presented to senior members of the campus administration in early 2000. This slideshow can be viewed at this link. | |||||||||||||
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 | GISC Helps Capital Projects Respond to a Proposed Critical Habitat Area for the Alameda Whipsnake which Includes Most of the Campus's Hill Area | Office of Planning and Research Analyzes Student and Faculty Residence Locations in Determining How Best to Use Campus Facilities to Address Space Shortages | |||||||||||
 | GISC Prepares Maps to Assist Those Using Wheelchairs to Get Around the Campus with the Massive Construction Projects that are Just Beginning |  | GISC Helps Capital Projects and the Cities of Berkeley and Albany Piece Together a Coherent Plan from a Collection of Individual Project Drawings | ||||||||||
 | GISC Prepares Maps showing data about California K-12 test scores and the effects of teacher training efforts overseen by UC Office of the President |  | GISC works with Space Management and Capital Programs to propose that campus floor plans be digitized and linked to campus data soures from diverse departments | ||||||||||