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WE INSPECT & ANALYSE
We do “geomatics”. We view the world in terms of data that we gather, process, and analyse to deliver spatially and temporally referenced information. We help society take quick and decisive action based on data from multiple sensors, sources, and systems. Then we transform data into intelligence and employ geographic information system (GIS)-based solutions to empower our customers and partners:
• Build resilience into daily operations
• Minimize costs and waste
• Improve contingency and strategic planning
• Build a shared “common operating picture”
• Integrate many types of data
• Secure data management
MW Geospatial Services is our core remote sensing and asset inspections unit. We gather high-resolution data by aircraft, long-range drones, vehicles, and field technicians using state-of-the-art lidar, photographic, and thermal scanning systems. Then we process, analyse, and transform the data into actionable intelligence so our customers can make the most effective decisions.
MW Forest Sense is our premier forest intelligence solution that uses cutting edge technology to support decision making and enhance resilience in all aspects of forest management. Through our in-house developed artificial intelligence and machine-learning capabilities, we are providing forest owners with definitive metrics and assessments that enables them to make the best decisions and maximize the sustainability of their strategically important assets – the trees and the land. We also provide our unique vegetation & 3D terrain analysis tool helps the forest owners to better understand how to reduce the potential for forest fires, what are the disaster effects to the environment and infrastructure from wildfires, and the possible risks to society. When a forest crisis occurs, such as wildfires, landslides, flooding, or even disease, we quickly mobilise, gather data, and provide in-depth assessments to help forest owners understand what happened and recover lost value.
