Eugene Water and Electric Board (EWEB) contracted with Enviro Spatial to develop and host a real-time river information system (RIS) that presents flow and water quality data for the McKenzie watershed. The RIS exploits river gauge station data provided by NWIS and also integrates data provided directly by EWEB using their Hydrosphere software. The system […]

The Morocco Economic Competitiveness Program (MEC) from USAID had several objectives associated with Morocco’s development. One of which was to provide technical assistance to Moroccan watershed basin agencies. Enviro Spatial was engaged working along with other project personnel to provide assistance through the application of GIS and database technologies. Assistance for selected basin agencies mainly […]

The Program Oasis du Sud (POS) was implemented by the Agency for Promotion and Economic and Social Development of the Southern Provinces of the Kingdom of Morocco. The objectives of the POS include several areas such as: sustainable water use; local economic development;  local capacity building; conservation of biodiversity; and, the development of quality tourism. […]

MWERS-LT was developed by Enviro Spatial for Eugene Water and Electric Board (EWEB) in order to deploy some of the primary functions of MWERS in a easy to use hand held application.

EWEB initiated a drinking water source protection program to safe guard the McKenzie River as a critical resource. Enviro Spatial designed, and developed a GIS based watershed emergency response plan (MWERS). The goal of MWERS is to provide first responders with the information, support, equipment, and training to efficiently and effectively respond to and stabilize […]

For the Office National de Eau Potable (ONEP) in Morocco, Enviro Spatial designed, developed, and implemented a GIS to support potable water planning in rural areas of Morocco. A data deliverable was created so that ONEP could receive information from their contractors in a standardized format. A customized GIS and database application and interface were […]