ADGIS identifies areas prone to flooding, erosion, and other environmental hazards. By mapping and assessing risks, the agency helps communities and government plan for safe development and disaster mitigation.

In addition to these core services, ADGIS provides consultancy and GIS reporting, allowing clients to access professional mapping and geospatial solutions without the need to invest in software, data, or specialized training.

ADGIS produces accurate digital maps of land parcels, clearly defining boundaries and property layouts. These cadastral maps are essential for land administration, development planning, and the issuance of Certificates of Occupancy (C of O).

The agency maintains a centralized and secure database of land records, ensuring that information about ownership, transfers, and land use is accurate and easily accessible. This supports transparency and informed decision-making across the state.

ADGIS collects spatial data using modern survey techniques and GPS equipment. The data is analyzed to provide insights that guide infrastructure development, policy formulation, and resource management.

Through satellite imagery and remote sensing, ADGIS monitors land use, vegetation, terrain, and environmental changes. These insights are crucial for urban planning, agriculture, natural resource management, and disaster monitoring.

The agency assists in planning towns, cities, and rural settlements by providing base maps, layout plans, and spatial analysis. This helps ensure sustainable development, effective zoning, and optimal resource allocation.