•   Digitally Integrated Geographic Information Technologies

Wildlife Mapping

Homerange analyssi for Northern Olive Thrush in Tanzania, Africa

Wildlife Mapping Wildlife Mapping

3-D Urban Modeling

Space plannign and management of intra-builidng information

3-D Urban Modeling 3-D Urban Modeling

Sociological Mapping

Mapping voting trends pre and post Hurricane Katrina

Sociological Mapping Sociological Mapping

Urban Growth Models

Mapping of long-range plans for urban areas

Urban Growth Models Urban Growth Models

3-D FM Modeling

Modeling of 3-D microwaves for planning purposes

3-D FM Modeling 3-D FM Modeling

Wildlive mapping

Spatial analysis of large game trails for the purpose of preservation

Wildlive mapping Wildlive mapping

Historical mapping

construction and implementation of a volunteer spatial data collection project

Historical mapping Historical mapping

Time Geographic Analysis

Mapping Accessibility to Services

Time Geographic Analysis Time Geographic Analysis

Infrastructure mapping

Untility flows for the city of Hyrum, Utah

Infrastructure mapping Infrastructure mapping

Custom Maps for Publications

Recounting Wallace Stegner's history of Salt Lake City

Custom Maps for Publications Custom Maps for Publications

Infrastructure Mapping

Data Collection of Natural Resources

Infrastructure Mapping Infrastructure Mapping

Internet Mapping

Interactive web-based applications

Internet Mapping Internet Mapping

3-D Mapping

3-d Urban mapping for navigation

3-D Mapping 3-D Mapping

Time Geographic Analysis

mapping of wifi use on the University of Utah campus through the course of a week

Time Geographic Analysis Time Geographic Analysis

Who We Are and What We Do

Established in 1987, the DIGIT Lab is an auxiliary facility of the University of Utah Department of Geography.

We operate within the University's research infrastructure to provide support for both theoretical and applied geographic information analysis and application development. Our goal is to offer students real world experience, and at the same time, deliver the highest quality of geographic information services.

The computing facilities at the DIGIT Lab provide instructional support for courses in the science and application of GIS, remote sensing, and spatial data analysis. In addition, the DIGIT Lab offers 2-day workshops providing the basic tools to utilize ArcGIS.

The DIGIT Lab also supports faculty research in the Department of Geography as well as other departments at the University of Utah. Within the last year (2005-2006), the DIGIT Lab has worked for (or with) more than a dozen different department across campus.