GeoAI projects
Custom models for spatial questions: classification, detection, prediction and suitability, built on your data.
What you getGeoAI consulting · formerly OLBGIS Inc.
We build machine-learning models, imagery pipelines and dashboards for teams that work with spatial data, and we train your people to keep them running.
Start with a fixed-scope pilot. Move to a retainer only if it earns it.
Consulting
Each offer starts from a question you need answered, not a technology we want to sell.
Custom models for spatial questions: classification, detection, prediction and suitability, built on your data.
What you getConnectivity, condition and risk analysis on pipes, cables and lines, so renewal work is ranked rather than guessed.
What you getSatellite, aerial and drone imagery turned into maps of land cover, change and objects, with accuracy reported honestly.
What you getInteractive maps and dashboards that put results in front of planners, operators and executives.
What you getSectors
Each sector page lists the problems we solve, the service that fits, and the training and reading to go with it.
The path
You do not need to commit to a project to start working with us. Here is how the relationship usually develops.
Start with practical GIS and GeoAI writing, or a live session.
Browse insightsA fixed-scope project on one real question, with a measurable result.
See consultingKeep the models, data and dashboards current as your needs grow.
How we engageFixed-format cohorts and in-house workshops in GIS, remote sensing, GeoAI and Google Earth Engine, for corporate and institutional teams. A pilot cohort is open, with limited seats.
Explore the AcademyA network of vetted GIS and remote sensing specialists. We bid together on larger projects and tenders, so you get a team shaped to the work.
Meet the networkInsights
Urban planning
Zoning layers, parcels and census tables still anchor planning work. Machine learning on imagery adds the part GIS alone was slow at: seeing change as it happens.
Originally published by OLBGIS
Read articleRemote sensing
A practical outline for mapping forest loss: cloud-free composites, a trained classifier, and an accuracy assessment you can defend.
Originally published by OLBGIS
Read articleAgriculture
Satellite imagery is only useful on a farm if it ends in an action. How to get from pixels to zones, alerts and decisions an agronomist will trust.
Originally published by OLBGIS
Read articleA short call is enough to tell whether GeoAI can help, and what a pilot would look like.