Environmental Equity Screening
Cities, nonprofits, public health, parks teams
DecisionWhere investment should be reviewed first
OutputPriority maps, ranked sites, ward summaries, and source notes
Environmental analytics
Environmental maps, monitoring, and reports built for decisions.
We help teams turn environmental data into defensible spatial evidence: ranked sites, monitoring dashboards, field-review targets, and briefing-ready maps.
Decision
Which sites, assets, or areas need action?
Evidence
What sources support the finding?
Output
What map, table, or report can the team use?
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Discovery screenConfirm the decision, geography, audience, and minimum evidence needed.
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Data assemblyPull public layers, client data, imagery, and field records into a usable model.
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Spatial analysisJoin, score, compare, and QA the features that drive the decision.
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Decision outputDeliver a map, report, dashboard, export, or pilot package with clear limitations.
Decision tracks
Use environmental data to prioritize, monitor, and explain.
The value is not another map layer. The value is a clear answer: what changed, what is exposed, what should be reviewed first, and what evidence supports the next step.
Change Detection And Monitoring
Land managers, utilities, environmental consultants
DecisionWhat changed, where it changed, and whether it needs action
OutputBefore-after maps, exception lists, and monitoring dashboards
Flood, Wetland, And Site Risk
Property teams, planners, insurers, resilience teams
DecisionWhich parcels or project areas need deeper review
OutputRisk flags, evidence tables, mitigation notes, and next checks
Field And Drone Evidence
Inspection teams, field programs, conservation crews
DecisionWhere field teams should collect, verify, or revisit data
OutputAOI maps, flight/task plans, QA layers, and export-ready data
Data trust
Show what was checked, what was found, and what still needs review.
Environmental analytics can become misleading when scores are presented without source notes or limitations. We design outputs with evidence, confidence, and human-review boundaries visible.
Evidence before scoring
Source, date, geography, method, and caveat fields stay close to each result so the map can survive a planning conversation.
Layer hierarchy that supports decisions
Priority areas, selected features, context layers, and uncertainty cues are visually separated instead of competing.
Source categories
Satellite and aerial imageryDrone orthomosaics and field photosPublic GIS and open data portalsCensus, climate, terrain, and hydrology layersField survey exports and internal asset tables
Proof routes
Start from a working demo, then adapt it to a real project.
These are not abstract service cards. They show map products, evidence panels, public data joins, and reporting patterns that can be adapted into paid pilots.
Public-sector demo
Environmental Equity Playground Mapper
Rank DC playground and park areas where income vulnerability, low canopy, and heat sensitivity overlap.
DC Open Data parksACS income joinsHeat and canopy scoring
View proof routeEnergy and asset map
Environmental Maps
Show renewable energy assets and production context in a hosted map interface.
NREL data pathInteractive mapCapacity context
View proof routeParcel risk workflow
FloodDesk Property Risk Report
Package flood, elevation, evidence, and next-review guidance around a property decision.
Risk report previewEvidence panelHuman-review boundary
View proof routeDeliverables
What an environmental analytics pilot can produce.
We can scope a small, useful output before a larger platform build: one geography, one decision workflow, and a clear delivery artifact.
Ranked evidence table
Sites, parcels, assets, or areas sorted by risk, opportunity, score drivers, and next action.
Hosted map dashboard
Layer toggles, filters, popups, selected-feature details, and stakeholder-ready context.
Briefing report
A concise PDF-style artifact with methodology, maps, charts, caveats, and recommendations.
GIS-ready exports
GeoJSON, CSV, shapefile-ready attributes, or schema guidance for agency and consultant workflows.
Project review
Bring one environmental decision. We will help shape the map, evidence, and output.
Good starting points include a list of sites, a target geography, a recurring monitoring question, a grant or reporting deadline, or a dataset your team needs to turn into a defensible map.