The power of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) lies in the ability to answer complex spatial questions. By adding ‘where’ to the basic questions of ‘what,’ how many,’ and ‘why,’ you can find answers and visualize them quickly and intuitively. Our work has helped countless landowners, companies, and government agencies gain a deeper understanding of the landscapes they work in. Spatial analysis gives them the tools they need to make informed land-use decisions.
- Suitability studies (development, wildlife, site location)
- Surface analysis (drainage, viewshed, and data interpolation)
- Proximity and density analysis
- Historic imagery searches and processing
- Watershed studies (Channel Migration Zones, geomorphology, hydrology)
- Network analysis (drive time, service areas, flow accumulation, geolocation)