Digital land administration and GIS regularisation
How a digital cadastre reduces disputes and improves revenue collection.
ReadTechnology & Geospatial
We turn survey, drone and satellite data into spatial databases and maps that people can use to plan, approve and manage land and infrastructure.
Used in: Mining & quarryingAgriculture & agribusinessGovernment & local authoritiesProperty & real estateEnvironmental & natural resourcesInfrastructure & engineeringNGOs & development organisations
Structured GIS databases (PostGIS, ArcGIS or QGIS) so your parcels, assets and survey data live in one place.
Contour plans and topographic maps for design, earthworks and drainage.
Digital elevation, surface and terrain models (DEM / DSM / DTM) from LiDAR, photogrammetry or GNSS points.
Flow paths, catchments and runoff analysis for stormwater and flood planning.
Site and regional maps for layouts, subdivisions and council submissions.
Print-ready and digital maps for reports, tenders and presentations.
You tell us the location, what you need and any deadline — by form, email, phone or WhatsApp. We ask what we need to know.
Where the work needs it, we visit or review the site, existing plans and records before pricing.
A written scope and quotation with dates. Every quotation carries a QR code you can check online.
Once you accept, we book people, equipment and materials and agree the programme with you.
Survey, mapping, software or building work is carried out, with progress, files and messages in your client portal.
Final deliverables, plans or keys, with the invoice and receipt kept together in one place.
How a digital cadastre reduces disputes and improves revenue collection.
ReadDrone photogrammetry and LiDAR for fast, detailed mapping of sites, estates and corridors.
View serviceBoundary surveys, beacon recovery, subdivisions and the paperwork that goes with them.
View serviceWeb-GIS portals, dashboards and secure client portals for projects, documents and billing.
View serviceSend the location and what you need. We reply with next steps and, where possible, a quotation.