01 / Screening
Site and property intelligence
Parcel records, flood and wetland mapping, soil context, neighboring land use, access questions, and other mapped constraints.
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Understand the site.
See the surrounding story.
Location, constraints, and change are easier to evaluate when the underlying evidence is brought together. GeoSite develops screening-level geographic intelligence for real estate, development, and planning questions.
Parcel + watershed + surrounding land use + measurable context
GeoSite Intelligence services
Beyond the parcel outline.
Each engagement follows the decision, not a one-size-fits-all map package.
02 / Terrain and hydrology
Watershed and drainage context
Terrain-derived drainage pathways, catchment relationships, and connections beyond the property line. Screening outputs are not engineered stormwater designs.
See drainage example03 / Landscape change
Land cover and development
Time-series mapping of land cover, developed-area patterns, and potential change in surrounding environmental context.
See comparison04 / Development questions
Scenario-based site review
Preliminary placement studies, buffers, building-footprint scenarios, changed impervious area, and questions to verify before design.
See Fairview project05 / Cartography
Professional maps and figures
Clear map layouts, scale, context, legends, labeled assumptions, and figures that support reports or outreach.
Explore maps06 / Technical project support
QGIS processing and QA
Coordinate systems, raster and vector processing, repeatable exports, source inventory, and spatial quality review.
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Actual report excerpt. Independent screening demonstration.
Completed case study
0 Mills Road: property intelligence in one review.
The 13-page demonstration separates mapped observations from interpretations and documents what needs follow-up. It includes imagery, parcel conditions, wetlands, FEMA context, NRCS soil symbols, terrain, and nearby land use.
A screening flag is a reason to investigate, not a finding of permit status, contamination, engineering adequacy, or legal buildability.
Land project inquiries
What should the land be able to support?
Share the location and intended use. GeoSite can identify the GIS evidence worth reviewing and the questions that need a licensed specialist or agency.