Marshall recently completed a geology portal upgrade project for the Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR).   As part of the project, Marshall upgraded DNR’s Department of Geology web portal to improve speed, comprehension, and general user experience.  Geologists use this application to learn about the geology of an area of interest.

“We needed an interactive map application that would serve up some exceptionally complex data layers, and our requirements called for significant customization.” said Washington Division of Geology and Earth Resources Editor and Publications Section Manager, Karen Meyers.
“Marshall was very responsive to our needs. The project manager and software developer were professional and accessible throughout the project, helping us define and refine our requirements, responding to our questions and requests promptly, and making sure we fully understood our options. Marshall coordinated with our in-house staff and worked within our schedule and budget to deliver a feature-rich application, and we are quite pleased with the results.”

About DNR
DNR is a Washington State agency that protects and manages 5.6 million acres of state-owned land that the people of Washington own. Much of this land (3 million acres) is state trust land that provides revenue to help pay for construction of public schools, universities, and other state institutions, and funds services in many counties.

About Marshall
Marshall is a nationally recognized software development company that streamlines resource management for our clients by applying GIS technology to their business. Marshall's GeoResults software suite improves business operations by integrating enterprise business systems with ESRI's leading GIS technology. GeoResults Mobile, Marshall's flagship software product, provides a mobile mapping and field automation solution for the enterprise mobile workforce.

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