The TJCOG Data Team regularly produces an array of data, information, maps, and models addressing transportation, land use, demographics, employment, and more. Staff also use Esri ArcGIS and other open-source GIS software to perform geospatial analysis, data geoprocessing, developing and managing geospatial databases, creating online as well as hard-copy maps, and developing web-based GIS Applications. Local governments can connect with the team to access existing data or contract with TJCOG to conduct new projects.
Regional GIS Program Highlights
Triangle J Council of Governments (TJCOG) has partnered with North Carolina Next Generation Network (NCNGN)* to establish a regional GIS program that is being made available to our Members. The program would enable local jurisdictions to share in benefits of a simplified and cost-effective process for procuring aerial imagery and GIS planimetric data. The program is currently underway for 2020 with a few organizations on board this first year, with a focus now on expanding participation in the program in 2021.
For more information on regional GIS collection, please visit the Regional GIS Program Highlights Page.
Datasets
TJCOG utilizes a variety of publicly-available datasets to help local planners and decision-makers better understand the region and visualize its future.