Geospatial systems.

The geospatial systems we use which include plans, mapping and modelling support our work in professional woodland management, environmental services and renewable energy.

We provide plans and maps for architects, surveyors, solicitors, ecologists, archaeologists, developers, planners, engineers and land agents as well as woodland and home owners. Normally based on Ordnance Survey digital plans, these can be developed from topographical survey data. We can add data from the Land Registry and Natural England. Plans can be linked to databases containing land management information or survey data. We use satellite, drone and LIDAR imagery to provide data on vegetation, plant health, timber volumes and stocking.

Our geospatial systems work.

Composite satellite image

In this shadow appraisal, we use geospatial software and shadow modelling to show the shadow tracks as the sun travels across the sky.

The base plan of this tree survey is a topographical survey. We can survey trees using OS databases and GPS.

Forest management

From smallholdings to urban woodlands to country estates, our approach to woodland management is holistic and driven by technological innovation and research.

Environmental services

From individual trees in back gardens to derelict slate quarries to traditional park landscapes, our approach is to sustain our heritage and countryside using modern ideas.

Renewable energy

Our holistic approach to the environment drives our work in energy services.

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Our website captures a small sample of the fascinating work we do.

Contact us to see how we can help you or if you want to collaborate with us.

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