Geographic Information Systems & Mapping

At its core, GIS combines geography with information technology to help us understand patterns, relationships, and trends in the world around us. By linking data to specific locations on Earth's surface, GIS transforms ordinary databases into dynamic, visual tools that reveal insights impossible to discern from tables and numbers alone.

Whether it's tracking wildlife migration patterns, planning urban development, managing natural resources, or responding to emergencies, GIS provides the spatial context that turns raw data into actionable intelligence.

Maps are critical to your business.
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Natural hazards – flood inundation

• Project location overview

• Slope hazard analysis

• LIDAR contours

• Earthquake Fault traces

• Vegetation cover

• Census data

• Mine site overview and planning

• Mineral core sample heatmaps

• Traffic movements