What is GIS?
A GIS links every place on a map to the facts about it, so you see not only where something is but what it means. It runs on five parts: hardware, software, data, people and methods.
GIS & Geospatial
We create GIS solutions that put your data on the map.
From field survey and drone mapping to remote sensing and web GIS applications, we turn location data into maps, analysis and tools your team can act on.
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What we do
Create, collect, analyse and share location data.
Every business has a where. Where customers are, where assets sit, where land changes and where risks build up. We create GIS systems that capture that information accurately, analyse it, and present it in maps and applications that people actually use.
Our GIS team covers the whole chain: surveying on the ground, flying drones, reading satellite imagery, building geodatabases and publishing web maps. You can start with one service or bring us the whole project.
New to GIS? Learn what it is, how it works and how it is used today.
What is GIS?- 01End to endField data, processing, analysis and delivery from one team.
- 02Accurate by designSurvey-grade positioning, ground control and quality checks on every project.
- 03Built to be usedClear maps, simple dashboards and data your own team can keep updating.
GIS explained
How location data becomes decisions.
A GIS connects places with the information about them, on one map. Here is the idea, and how it works for a whole city.
GIS in smart cities
Planners and city teams share one map for zoning, water and power networks, traffic flow and deciding where to build next.
GIS services
Five GIS services, one geospatial partner.
Pick the service you need, or combine them. A drone survey can feed a web map, and satellite analysis can guide where to survey next.
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GIS Mapping & Solutions
Create GIS data, maps and geodatabases.
We build GIS from the ground up: digitising and cleaning your data, designing geodatabases, running spatial analysis and producing clear maps for reports, planning and decisions.
- GIS data creation, digitising and cleaning
- Geodatabase design and migration
- Spatial analysis: buffers, overlays, site selection, routing
- Thematic maps and print-ready layouts
- Asset, land and utility mapping
You receive
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- Geodatabase
- Thematic maps
- GIS layers
- Analysis report
02
GIS Survey
Accurate field data, collected on the ground.
Our survey teams capture positions and attributes in the field with GNSS and RTK equipment, then bring them into GIS, so your maps match the real world to centimetre-level accuracy where conditions allow.
- GNSS and RTK positioning
- Topographic and boundary survey
- Utility and infrastructure mapping
- Mobile data collection with forms and photos
- Ground control points for drone and imagery projects
You receive
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- Survey points
- Contours
- Site plans
- Field database
03
GIS Web Apps
Interactive maps and dashboards in the browser.
We design and build web GIS applications that let your team and customers explore spatial data from any device: searchable maps, live dashboards, data entry and reports, without installing GIS software.
- Interactive web maps and portals
- Dashboards with live and historical data
- Store locators, asset and fleet maps
- Map APIs and integrations with your systems
- Role-based access and data editing
You receive
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- Web map app
- Dashboard
- Map API
- Admin panel
04
Remote Sensing
Insight from satellite and aerial imagery.
We analyse satellite and aerial imagery to show what is happening on the ground over time: land use, vegetation health, water, urban growth and change, across areas too large to survey by foot.
- Land use and land cover classification
- Change detection over time
- Vegetation, crop and water indices
- Flood, drought and site-suitability mapping
- Machine learning on imagery
You receive
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- Classified maps
- Change maps
- Index layers
- Analysis report
05
Drone Mapping
High-resolution maps and 3D models from the air.
We plan and fly drone surveys, then process the images into orthomosaics, elevation models, contours and 3D meshes that are georeferenced and ready to use in GIS and CAD.
- Flight planning with overlap and ground control
- Orthomosaic maps
- DSM, DTM and contour generation
- 3D models and point clouds
- Volume and progress measurement
You receive
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- Orthomosaic
- DSM / DTM
- Contours
- 3D model
How a drone mapping project works
From flight plan to final orthomosaic.
Every survey follows the same disciplined process, so the result is accurate and repeatable.
- 1
Mission planning
Define the area, camera settings, altitude and image overlap, and check weather and permissions.
- 2
Data acquisition
Fly the planned path and capture overlapping images, with ground control points placed on site.
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Processing
Align images, build point clouds and meshes with photogrammetry software.
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Georeferencing
Tie the model to real-world coordinates using GNSS and control points.
- 5
Quality check
Check residuals and accuracy, and review the outputs for gaps and distortion.
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Delivery
Hand over the orthomosaic, elevation models, contours and a short report in the formats you need.
Where GIS helps
Used across industries.
Land & property
Boundaries, cadastral mapping and land records.
Construction & infrastructure
Site surveys, progress monitoring and stockpile volumes.
Agriculture & environment
Crop health, water resources and land change.
Utilities & telecom
Network and asset mapping, route planning and inspection.
Urban planning
Zoning, growth analysis and planning maps.
Business & logistics
Store locations, territories, delivery routes and fleet tracking.
Tools and platforms we work with
- QGIS
- PostGIS
- Leaflet
- OpenLayers
- Mapbox
- Google Earth Engine
- Agisoft Metashape
Start a GIS project
Contact our GIS teamTell us about the area you need to map.
Share your site, goals and timeline. We will suggest the right mix of survey, drone, imagery and web mapping.