Master plans often end up sitting on a shelf. By marrying your plan with GIS, you can make it more dynamic, sustainable, and reliable.

C2AE and Clarkson University are building a GIS database, beginning with the school’s four-story Center for Advanced Materials and Processing (CAMP) building.

Lead is present in municipal water pipes throughout New York and the entire country, but technology is making safe water possible faster.

Imagine a tool that tracks any feature in your community—whether that’s a lead waterline, a tree, a fire hydrant, or a building. What might that mean for your community?

In the fall of 2023, a senior at Clarkson University saw an opportunity to bridge his studies, career, and alma mater, and he took it. Patrick Hayes, now a Clarkson graduate, became C2AE’s GIS intern. Patrick’s responsibility was to assess room after room of Clarkson’s

“Public works” is a broad term that can be difficult to define. In general, C2AE believes public works is about fostering vibrant, healthy communities.