1. TiEmininimi Tidings
Adenike Shonowo
Oluwafemi Salami
Ayobami Ayo-salami
Olumide Adedeji
Babatunde Fajoye
Shakirat Akinleye
Oluseun Bolawa
Adeola Adewale
Instructor:
Mr Gbenga Ogunsanwo
IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF A
PRESENTED BY GROUP FIVE

2. GIS is a problem-solving TOOL
that is based on technological
developments that facilitates
the processing of all types of
digital spatial information and
capable of displaying the
results cartographically and
otherwise.

3. This is the planning of a city’s
development through the
design of its layout and
provision of services and
facilities.
Such developments may
include: Physical, Social and
others
“…methods used by the
public sector to influence
the future distribution of
activities in space with the
aim of creating more
rational territorial
organisation of land uses
and linkages to balance
demands…” (EC 1997)

5.  Zoning, subdivision planning
 Resource allocation and redistribution
 Economic development
 Code enforcement
 Housing renovation programs
 Emergency response
 Crime analysis
 Tax assessment
 Data update and management

6. 1. Improves how city operates
2. Helps build and manage an
integrated database
3. Produces a highly accurate locational
information, frequent updating
4. Process modelling
5. Access & use from many if not all
agency departments
6. Increase efficiency.
7. Save time.
8. Generate revenue.
9. Provide decision support.
10. Improve accuracy.
11. Manage resources.
12. Automate tasks.
13. Save money.
14. Increase access to government.
15. Enhance public participation.
16. Promote greater collaboration
among public agencies.

10. Ahmed Amdihun, GIS application in Industrial Zone selection in Oroma
special zones
Basic Certificate Course in GIS lecture notes
GIS Solutions for Urban and Regional Planning Designing and Mapping the
Future of Your Community with GIS
Land use planning and GIS (video)