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On‑the‑Fly Density Figures

At tomorrow's hearing I will be asked for density figures but the consultants handed in GIS charts as images. I'm fair…

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At tomorrow's hearing I will be asked for density figures but the consultants handed in GIS charts as images. I'm fairly new to these conversions and I don't want to be caught saying I can't show the numbers. Tell me how to convert consultant-submitted GIS charts into searchable tables quickly, what to check to ensure figures match the visuals, and one short sentence I can use in the meeting if a councillor questions a pulled number.
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Tomorrow's meeting requires I be able to pull density figures from consultant GIS charts on the fly.

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