Spatial & GIS Analysis Services for Studies and Decisions
Send us your question and your data — we run the analysis, from land suitability and disaster risk to site selection, delivered with thematic maps, tables, and a defensible method write-up.
Spatial Answers, Not Just Maps
A good map answers "where". Spatial analysis answers the questions that usually matter more: where is most suitable, how much area is affected, how much has changed, and why. We carry out that analysis for studies, planning documents, feasibility studies, and day-to-day business needs — as a standalone job or as part of your project team.
Analyses We Frequently Deliver
Land & spatial planning. Land suitability (agriculture, plantations, housing, industry), land-use conformity against spatial plans, carrying capacity, and area calculations per class and per administrative unit.
Hazards & environment. Flood, landslide, and drought susceptibility and risk mapping using weighted overlay and AHP with openly documented parameters, protected-area analysis, and map support for environmental documents.
Water resources & terrain. Watershed delineation, flow networks and flow accumulation from DEMs, slope, contours, long profiles, and cut & fill volume calculations.
Location & networks. Multi-criteria site selection, service coverage and accessibility along road networks, service areas (isochrones), and distribution and density analysis (hotspots, kernel density).
Agriculture, plantations & forestry. Block and planted-area mapping, vegetation indices for crop condition, and multi-year land-cover change — delivered together with our remote sensing service.
The list above shows what is requested most, not the limit. If your analysis is not listed, tell us the question you need answered and we will propose the method that best fits the available data.
Data: Yours, or Prepared by Us
Send your own data in any format (SHP, GeoJSON, KML, CAD, Excel, GeoTIFF). If it is incomplete, we help prepare it from legitimate open sources — topographic and administrative boundary data, DEMs, satellite imagery, regional statistics — or from field surveys with our partners. The source of every layer is recorded, so the result is never a black box.
A Defensible Method
Analysis results often have to be presented or reviewed by others. Every job therefore comes with a method write-up: the parameters and weights used and why, the coordinate system and scale, data limitations, and repeatable processing steps. If weights or classes must follow your agency's reference, we adapt them rather than forcing one method onto every case.
What You Receive
- Print-ready thematic maps (layout, legend, scale, data sources) as PDF and high-resolution images.
- Analysis datasets (SHP/GPKG/GeoTIFF) that open in both QGIS and ArcGIS.
- Excel tables summarising area, counts, and statistics per class/region.
- A short method description to attach to your report.
- Optional: results published as an interactive WebGIS for easy sharing.
Getting Started
Send a short brief via WhatsApp or the form: location and size of the area, the question to answer, the data you already have, and your deadline. We reply with a proposed method, a data checklist, a timeline, and a quote — free and without obligation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a spatial analysis take?
A single-theme analysis for one regency with data already available usually takes 3–10 working days. It takes longer when data must be prepared from scratch, the area is very large, or several themes are involved. We give a firm estimate after seeing the data and scope.
Do we have to supply the data ourselves?
Not necessarily. We can prepare data from legitimate open sources such as topographic data, administrative boundaries, DEMs, and satellite imagery, or from field surveys with our partners. Your internal data still takes priority because it is usually the most current for your area.
In what format are the results delivered?
Print-ready thematic maps as PDF and high-resolution images, analysis datasets (SHP, GPKG, or GeoTIFF) that open in QGIS and ArcGIS, Excel summary tables, and a short method write-up. If needed, the results can also be published as an interactive WebGIS.
Can the method follow our agency guidelines?
Yes. Many analyses — hazard susceptibility or land suitability, for instance — have parameter and weighting guidelines from technical agencies. Send the reference you use and we will build the analysis to match it, noting any data that is not available.
Can you produce thematic maps without analysis?
Yes. Producing thematic maps and map layouts for reports, document appendices, or presentations is work we receive often, whether from your data or data we prepare.
