Understand the input
Identify formats, coordinate systems, data quality issues and gaps before they create downstream problems.
GeoPath Research and Consulting helps local governments, First Nations and the engineering teams that work with them turn drawings, field surveys and legacy files into reliable, GIS-ready information.
Explore our approachStart a conversationSpatial information often arrives in incompatible formats, inconsistent coordinate systems and incomplete datasets. GeoPath focuses on the steps between receiving that information and putting it to work.
Identify formats, coordinate systems, data quality issues and gaps before they create downstream problems.
Develop repeatable workflows for transformation, cleaning, validation and data assembly.
Produce GIS-ready datasets with clear documentation of processing decisions and remaining uncertainty.
GeoPath is a small BC-based geospatial practice led by a GIS specialist with more than 20 years of experience and doctoral training in geography. The work spans natural-resource, agricultural and engineering projects, with recent focus on infrastructure and asset data for community clients — including UAV and LiDAR survey work as a certified drone pilot.
A community engineering partner needed infrastructure, utility and right-of-way information brought together from drawings, field surveys and legacy files.
Different organizations need different levels of geospatial support. Use a focused service where established GIS infrastructure already exists, or combine capabilities for a lightweight end-to-end solution.
Prepare incoming development, contractor or field datasets for review and import into existing Esri or other GIS workflows—without requiring direct access to production systems.
Appropriately scoped solutions for field data collection, processing, storage, mapping and export—designed around each community's ownership of and control over its own data.
Core services are available now. A few longer-term directions build on the same foundation.
Tell us what you're working with and what a useful outcome would look like. A short description is plenty to start.