A FieldCraft Workforce service · Technical partner: Tech Maven Geospatial
From geospatial data to work that gets done.
Connect capture vendors, specialist people, data quality, enterprise GIS support, and development through one coordinated delivery team. Start with existing data, a new capture requirement, or the capacity your team needs.
CAPTURE / CONNECT → REVIEW → PUBLISH → SUPPORT
For enterprise teams & asset owners
You need a usable result.
Bring a dataset, an asset-information gap, or a GIS workflow that needs to work better. We coordinate the vendors, technical work, and people needed to reach the agreed outcome.
For capture, surveying & mapping firms
You need delivery capacity.
Extend your team beyond capture. Add GIS technicians, human review, asset tagging, data cleanup, publication, and application integration around your customer deliverables.
One connected offering
The people, data, and systems behind delivery.
Choose focused support for one work package or coordinate the services around a wider program.
Geospatial Vendor & Capture Management
Bring aerial, UAS, remote sensing, reality capture, survey, and mapping work into one coordinated delivery plan.
Geospatial Staffing & Managed Teams
Bring GIS technicians, reviewers, asset taggers, data engineers, and project resources into the work that needs them.
Geospatial Data QA & Cleanup
Give existing collections, incoming vendor deliverables, and production backlogs a defined path through checks, corrections, and acceptance.
Geospatial Data Engineering & Publishing
Connect existing imagery, vectors, point clouds, video-related information, and asset records to useful services and applications.
Enterprise GIS Managed Services (AMS)
Organize the ongoing work that keeps enterprise GIS usable as people, data, and projects change.
GIS Development Services (ADS)
Connect maps, data, and operational processes through scoped application development and integration.
Start with what you have
Your data backlog is a place to begin.
Imagery, LiDAR, video, asset inventories, and GIS files can become reviewed records and accessible services. New capture is one option; existing-data enablement is another.
Review and correct
Check schemas, attributes, geometry, and source evidence against the agreed criteria.
Tag and connect
Link asset records to the imagery, locations, and evidence that support them.
Publish and hand over
Deliver the accepted outputs into the GIS, application, or asset workflow your team uses.
From field capture to operational use
Coordinate specialists around the required output.
Aerial Imagery, UAS and Photogrammetry
Bring one corridor, site, or imagery collection.
Reality Capture, SLAM and Gaussian Splats
Coordinate mobile and terrestrial scanning, SLAM capture, and Gaussian splat workflows around a defined facility or site need.
LiDAR and Point Cloud Services
Turn an existing LiDAR backlog or a new collection into data your team can inspect, analyze, and use.
Survey and Mapping Coordination
Bring the survey, mapping, and data handover requirements for your corridor, site, or facility.
Imagery and Video Intelligence
Connect imagery and UAS or aircraft video to the findings your team needs.
Geospatial Asset Tagging & Human Review
Turn imagery, video, and other suitable source collections into structured asset information.
A delivery model you can follow
Define it. Resource it. Review it. Put it to work.
Define the work and acceptance criteria
01
Start with the business use, available source material, current tools, and delivery constraints. Agree what will be produced, what must be checked, who will review it, and how changes to scope will be handled.
Assemble the vendors and specialists
02
FieldCraft Workforce coordinates the capture providers, GIS production staff, project management, and other specialists required for the agreed work. Tech Maven Geospatial helps define the technical approach and the interfaces between workstreams.
Capture or connect the source data
03
Coordinate new capture where it is in scope, or connect existing imagery, point clouds, survey files, databases, and services. Check the intake against agreed requirements and record gaps before they move further into production.
Prepare, tag, and verify
04
Run the agreed processing and production tasks, including cleanup, asset tagging, data transformation, and quality review. Track exceptions and route decisions to the appropriate owner so corrections and approvals remain visible.
Integrate, publish, and hand over
05
Prepare the accepted outputs for the agreed GIS environment, applications, or business systems. Validate the delivery with the customer, document how the outputs are used, and establish ownership of the next operational steps.
Support and improve the workflow
06
Where recurring support is included, agree how requests, updates, maintenance, and development changes will be managed. Use the work queue and review process to keep responsibilities clear as the customer's needs evolve.
Choose how we work together
Capacity, a defined result, or ongoing support.
Staff augmentation
Add GIS technicians, quality reviewers, asset-tagging specialists, data engineers, or other agreed roles to an existing team. This model fits organizations and geospatial service providers that already have a work plan and need additional capacity or specific skills.
Managed work package
Assign a defined outcome such as a data-cleanup backlog, imagery-to-asset workflow, capture-to-publishing project, or GIS integration. FieldCraft Workforce coordinates the vendors and production team, with Tech Maven Geospatial supporting the technical approach.
Recurring support
Create an ongoing workstream for enterprise GIS support, help-desk requests, data maintenance, or development enhancements. Define the systems, tasks, request process, and ownership around the customer's environment and priorities.
FieldCraft Workforce
People and delivery coordination.
Specialist staffing, vendor coordination, work packages, schedules, project administration, and human review capacity.
Tech Maven Geospatial · Technical partner
Architecture and technical direction.
Geospatial workflows, processing, integrations, platforms, technical criteria, and the engineering that connects the pieces.
Start a conversation
What needs to work better?
A stalled dataset. A capture project. A staffing gap. A GIS platform that needs support. Tell us where you are starting and what a useful result would look like.
Existing data · New capture · Managed teams · Ongoing support