Define the direction
Start with your objective, area of interest, available data and the decisions you need to make.
A clear project scope
From the first coordinate to the final decision. GIS, remote sensing and surveying expertise that turns a complex world into a clearer way forward.
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From a single site to a connected network, find the right expertise to capture, understand and put your location data to work.
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A practical process, from your first question to data and deliverables you can actually use.
Start with your objective, area of interest, available data and the decisions you need to make.
A clear project scopeChoose the right mix of existing datasets, satellite imagery, drone mapping and field measurements.
The right data foundationProcess, analyse and check the data against the agreed methodology and project requirements.
Information with contextReceive maps, models, spatial datasets or a web solution, with the context needed to put them to work.
Usable, documented outputs
Every project starts with a place. Understanding that place can change everything.
We connect GIS, earth observation and surveying to turn complex location data into clear maps, useful insights and practical next steps.
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A location or area of interest, your objective and the output you need are a good start. Share existing maps, coordinates, CAD files, imagery or GIS data if available. The scope can then be shaped around what you already have.
Depending on scope: PDF maps, GeoTIFF imagery, GeoJSON, Shapefile, GeoPackage, geodatabases, KML/KMZ, CAD-compatible drawings, Excel tables, LAS/LAZ point clouds and 3D models. Formats and coordinate systems are agreed before delivery.
Existing datasets can be reviewed for conversion, georeferencing, digitisation, attribute cleaning, topology checks and integration. Share the source format, coordinate system if known, and a description of the issue.
Accuracy targets depend on the purpose, scale, source resolution, survey method and available control. These need to be agreed in the scope and checked using a suitable validation method. A drone image or satellite image alone does not establish survey accuracy.
Fieldwork is planned around the location, access, conditions and any permissions needed. Drone suitability and flight arrangements are assessed for each site before a survey is scheduled.
GIS analysis, data processing, map production, remote sensing and Web GIS development can often be completed remotely when suitable inputs are available. Projects that need new field measurements are scoped separately.
Tell us where your project is headed. Let's work out how geospatial insight can help you get there.
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