Mitch Mc Affee
About Mitch Mc Affee
Mitch McAffee is a Senior Software Engineer specializing in GIS applications, focusing on the integration and visualization of sewer assets and inspection data.
Mitch McAffee - Senior Software Engineer
Mitch McAffee holds the position of Senior Software Engineer. In this role, he focuses on enhancing urban utility management through sophisticated software solutions. His expertise lies in developing tools that support the visualization of sewer assets and inspection data, thereby aiding various stakeholders in better decision-making and operational efficiency.
Geographic Visualization of Sewer Assets and Inspection Data
Mitch McAffee specializes in the geographical visualization of sewer assets and inspection data. His work allows for a clear and comprehensive view of essential infrastructure, facilitating more effective management and maintenance. This visualization capability helps utilities, contractors, and engineers understand asset locations and conditions, which is crucial for planning and decision-making.
Creation of Inspections from an Asset
A key aspect of Mitch McAffee’s contributions is the functionality that enables the creation of inspections directly from an asset. This feature streamlines the inspection process, ensuring that data is accurately tied to the specific infrastructure being evaluated. It simplifies workflows and improves the reliability of inspection records.
Integration and Access to Open GIS Maps
Mitch McAffee’s work involves the integration of open GIS maps within the PIONEER platform. This integration provides users with enhanced transparency and accessibility. Using Esri's ArcGIS Online platform, these open maps offer additional insights and functionality, supporting a wide range of applications from everyday tasks to strategic planning.
Improving Communication and Collaboration
Mitch McAffee’s solutions aim to improve communication and collaboration between utilities, contractors, and engineers. By providing accurate geographic data and map layers, his work encourages a unified approach to managing urban infrastructure. This collaborative environment helps ensure that all parties have the information they need to perform their tasks effectively.