Web GIS and Interactive Mapping

A web map lets people explore spatial information in a browser without GIS software. We build interactive maps, dashboards and portals that present your data clearly and stay easy to update.

Typical outputs are web maps, dashboards and portals that work on any device and can be updated as new data arrives.

What the service involves

  • Interactive web maps
  • GIS dashboards
  • Spatial data visualisation
  • Web-based GIS applications
  • Mapbox-based solutions
  • Geographic information portals
Illustration of an interactive web map application with layer controls, choropleth map, markers and a data pop-up

Problems it solves

  • Results locked in desktop GIS files that stakeholders cannot open
  • Static PDF maps that go out of date
  • Teams that need a shared view of the same data

Typical applications

  • Project and asset dashboards
  • Public information maps
  • Monitoring portals
  • Story maps for reports

Deliverables

  • Hosted web map or application
  • Published data services
  • Admin and update guide
  • Source code where agreed

Technologies

  • Mapbox
  • Leaflet
  • OpenLayers
  • ArcGIS Online
  • GeoServer

Industries that benefit

  • Government and public sector
  • Energy and utilities
  • Infrastructure and engineering
  • Environment and climate

How we deliver

  1. Understand the challenge. Agree the question, the area and the decision the work must support.
  2. Acquire and prepare data. Source, clean and document each dataset, including date, resolution and licence.
  3. Analyse and model. Apply a transparent method and check accuracy where reference data exists.
  4. Develop geospatial solutions. Build the maps, models, scripts or web applications the work requires.
  5. Deliver actionable insights. Hand over outputs and a plain-language summary of findings and limitations.

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