Clear answers before the work begins.
Common questions on scope, standards, formats, timelines, and delivery expectations.
What services do you provide?+
Planning strategy, GIS/spatial analytics, aerial mapping support, grant competitiveness work, and AI-enabled documentation workflows with human-reviewed outputs.
Are you Part 107 certified and insured?+
Yes. FAA Part 107 operations are conducted with site-specific risk checks and required authorizations for controlled airspace.
Do you provide survey-grade measurements?+
Default deliverables are planning-grade. If survey-grade precision is required, scope includes control/check workflows and licensed-surveyor coordination where needed.
What deliverable formats do you support?+
Typical outputs include GeoPackage/GeoJSON, map apps, PDF/DOCX reports, GeoTIFF orthomosaics, terrain products, and presentation-ready graphics.
What do you need from clients to begin?+
A decision owner, geography or corridor boundary, known constraints, key dates, and available data. We use this to structure an intake scope quickly.
What is a typical timeline?+
Depends on scope: light diagnostics can land in 1–2 weeks, corridor studies often run 4–8 weeks, and larger planning packages may run 8–16+ weeks.
What is your data/privacy posture?+
Client data is used only for contracted work, access-controlled, and not sold. Sensitive information is minimized and retained only as needed.
What work is explicitly out of scope?+
We do not provide legal boundary surveying unless a licensed partner is engaged, and we avoid speculative visuals that could be mistaken for approved design.