Conservation
Geospatial Analysis
Zonation Maps
Zonation maps can be broad (2-5 zones) or very detailed (10 plus zones) depending on the project. This type of map gives information on vegetation, geologic structures, water, and more. It works by combining locations of similar structures together in a layer, the dominant vegetation or geologic type are then zoned accordingly so professionals can understand how these zones operate and why they are located in the position they are. This gives information like landslide susceptibility, vegetation indexes, and more.
Elevation Data
Elevation data is important in conservation projects and data acquisition. Watersheds, vegetation, animal traffic, and more can all be tied to elevation. Get informed about your projects with this tool.
Multispectral Imaging
Multispectral imaging offers habitat restoration projects and monitoring valuable data for informed decision making. This imagery is used for phenotyping and seedling counting, watershed mapping, burn scar mapping, and even locating waterfowl nests in marshlands. This technology is limitless in capabilities when used to differentiate materials from one another, whether it be soil type, vegetation type, water and water quality and more.
Aerial Imagery
Fixed wing precision drones offer professionals data to make confident decisions in the world of conservation. Large flight areas are efficiently mapped using the Wingtra. Burn scar mapping, preliminary planning, wildlife counts, multispectral imaging, thermal imaging, elevation models, habitat restoration monitoring, and more are provided to our clients. FinBee provides a professional land surveyor to sign off on all land acquisitions and ratifications if needed by agencies.
Data Processing
We process our data quickly and accurately using Pix4D, Esri, and Auto CAD to provide our clients with the data they need to drive forward. The deliverables are georeferenced and accurate down to the cm level. We utilize AI to investigate burn footprints, habitat restoration efforts, and more.
3D Models
3D models and point clouds provide virtual investigation of a project so planning and logistics can be better understood and the effects of those plans on the environment around it. This gives conservationists and shareholders a better understanding of the task at hand.
