functional areas that involve geospatial technologies and services Paragraphs 2-1. and 2-1.b âEstablishes the definition of the Enterprise Geospatial Engineering Systems (EGES), of which the term ^geospatial includes CAD, BIM, CIM, CAFM, GIS and ProjectWise. Guidance transitioned from the term EGIS to EGES to include the ENGINEERING components of geospatial technologies and services.
For other uses, see Percy (disambiguation). The English surname Percy, first taken by House of Percy, Norman lords of Northumbria, derives from the village of Percy-en-Auge in Normandy. From there, it came into use as a given name. It is also a short form of the given name Percival or Perseus.
[ 2 syll. per-cy, pe-rcy ] The baby boy name Percy is pronounced PER-Siy- â . Percy is of Old French origin. It is used mainly in the English, French, and Latin languages. Percy is a short form of Percival (English and French). Percy is rare as a baby boy name. At the modest peak of its usage in 1902, 0.127% of baby boys were given the name Percy. It was #114 in rank then.