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GIS + digitization

Bring current imagery, legacy records, and field information into one structured spatial view of the project.

Modern spatial systemsGIS · CAD · figures · site support

Digitized topographic map with contour lines and multicolored infrastructure alignments

One spatial source of truth

The best map does more than show where things are. It makes the relationships between them understandable.

We design GIS around how project teams actually work: reconciling old and new information, preserving lineage, and producing outputs that are clear enough for immediate use.

Overhead drone image of a dam structure, spillways, and water channels

Bring in the new

Current imagery, in context.

Integrate up-to-date aerial imagery from our photogrammetry team directly into maps, site plans, and reports. Work from a current record without waiting for expensive crewed aerial surveys.

Hand-drafted topographic site map with contour lines and field annotations

Update the old

Legacy information, made spatial.

Convert hand-drafted maps and as-built drawings into referenced 2D and 3D polylines, shapefiles, and CAD-compatible formats. Rectification places critical historical records into a modern coordinate system.

Digitized contour map with colored boundary, drainage, and planning layers

Create the whole view

Layers that reveal relationships.

Organize imagery, infrastructure, geology, observations, and planning layers into a coherent GIS. Teams can switch context on and off, trace relationships, and export the exact view a decision requires.

Expanded services

A GIS that stays useful after delivery.

Build a holistic view

Compile scattered project assets into one structured spatial system for operations, technical analysis, and reporting.

Export maps and figures

Produce clean, legible figures for plans, reports, presentations, and field use—without losing the underlying data.

Support the site over time

Outsource ongoing GIS support on a set cadence or flex capacity around changing field and reporting needs.

Start a conversation

Make the whole project legible.

Send us the maps, drawings, imagery, or disconnected files you have. We will help define the path to a usable spatial system.

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