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OTNA’s GIS Industrial Planning Tool enables detailed, multidimensional mapping of entire industrial systems, including the location and contact details for a region’s communities, governments, planners, businesses, natural resources, infrastructure, supply chains, and topography. | |||
Mapping the components of industrial systems, including the stakeholders involved and affected, enables more efficient redesign and investment strategies. Stakeholder dialogues can be convened logically, and the relationships and logistics between physical locations can be optimized for greater efficiency. | |||
Explore our GIS Industrial Planning Tool by clicking below: | |||
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== Geographic Regions for CAPSI Planning and Action == | |||
OnTrackNorthAmerica is the continental initiative for stakeholders in Canada, the United States, and Mexico to coordinate their natural resources and industrial supply chains. Each of the three countries can support national initiatives, and the states and provinces within each can enhance their position in a continental and global "Silk Network" of industrial and logistics activity. Multiple states or provinces can also coordinate regionally, as can counties, municipalities, cities, and towns. | |||
Here is the evolving set of In Action, In Development, and Potential geographic planning regions of OTNA. | |||
Latest revision as of 21:07, 22 September 2025
OTNA’s GIS Industrial Planning Tool enables detailed, multidimensional mapping of entire industrial systems, including the location and contact details for a region’s communities, governments, planners, businesses, natural resources, infrastructure, supply chains, and topography.
Mapping the components of industrial systems, including the stakeholders involved and affected, enables more efficient redesign and investment strategies. Stakeholder dialogues can be convened logically, and the relationships and logistics between physical locations can be optimized for greater efficiency.
Explore our GIS Industrial Planning Tool by clicking below:
GIS Industrial Planning Tool |
As OTNA stakeholders work on initiatives, more layers of information and analysis tools are added.
Geographic Regions for CAPSI Planning and Action
OnTrackNorthAmerica is the continental initiative for stakeholders in Canada, the United States, and Mexico to coordinate their natural resources and industrial supply chains. Each of the three countries can support national initiatives, and the states and provinces within each can enhance their position in a continental and global "Silk Network" of industrial and logistics activity. Multiple states or provinces can also coordinate regionally, as can counties, municipalities, cities, and towns.
Here is the evolving set of In Action, In Development, and Potential geographic planning regions of OTNA.
