Insights from the Production Floor
Guides, playbooks and field notes written by the people who deliver the work — practical depth on the geospatial problems our clients actually face.
EUDR Compliance Mapping: A Practical Guide for Exporters
The EU Deforestation Regulation makes plot-level geolocation a trading requirement for palm oil, rubber, coffee, cocoa, timber, soy and cattle products. Here is what the geospatial workload actually looks like — and how to get ahead of it.
Read the article →Choosing a LiDAR Processing Vendor: Ten Questions That Matter
Point-cloud classification looks like a commodity until the deliverables arrive. These ten questions separate production-grade vendors from resume-grade ones — before the contract is signed.
Read the article →From Geometric Network to ArcGIS Utility Network: A Migration Playbook
Utility Network migrations fail on data, not software. This playbook lays out the sequence that works: model mapping, data repair, asset packages, validation gates and a cutover that operations can live with.
Read the article →Drone Cadastral Surveys at Village Scale: What Actually Works
Programs like India’s SVAMITVA have proven that drone cadastre works at national scale — and exposed exactly where such programs succeed or stall. Lessons from the production side of village-scale mapping.
Read the article →Watching Cities Sink: InSAR for Land Subsidence Monitoring
From Jakarta to the Central Valley, land subsidence is a slow-motion infrastructure crisis. Satellite InSAR now measures it in millimetres, city-wide, without a single ground instrument. Here is how it works and where it pays for itself.
Read the article →Administrative Dashboards Governments Actually Use
Most government dashboards die within a year — unowned, unrefreshed and unopened. The ones that survive share a design logic that has little to do with charts. Lessons from building monitoring dashboards for administrations.
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