Project-based geospatial services for land, estates, sites and landscapes.
Creekmoor Geoservices provides GIS, aerial mapping and spatial data services across East Anglia, helping clients organise geographic information, capture new aerial data and turn it into useful maps, models and analysis.
From managing existing datasets and digitising historic maps to drone mapping, terrain modelling and spatial analysis, we provide practical geospatial support for land, environmental and development projects.
Drone mapping can provide detailed, up-to-date information across areas that are difficult, time-consuming or impractical to map from the ground.
Creekmoor provides drone-based aerial mapping and photogrammetry, with outputs processed for use in GIS and other mapping workflows.
Drone photography
Orthomosaic mapping
Site imagery
Repeat aerial mapping
Image processing
Georeferenced aerial datasets
Elevation and terrain products
Site documentation
Asset inspection
Stockpiles & volumetric surveys
Ghost architecture assessment surveys
Change monitoring over time
Landholdings and estates often contain information spread across paper plans, historic maps, spreadsheets, aerial imagery and different digital systems.
Creekmoor can bring these sources together to create organised spatial datasets and clear, useful maps of the land.
Estate and property boundaries
Field and parcel mapping
Land-use mapping
Tracks, roads and access
Buildings and estate infrastructure
Woodland and habitat areas
Watercourses, ponds and drainage features
Digitisation of plans and maps
Historic map georeferencing
Conversion of existing data to GIS
Data cleaning and organisation
Consolidation of different spatial datasets
Drone aerial surveys
Orthomosaic imagery
Georeferenced aerial photography
Terrain and elevation data
Mapping of features identified from aerial imagery
Digital estate maps
GIS datasets
Printable estate plans
Map books
Aerial imagery and mapping datasets
Projects are scoped around the size of the area, available information, mapping requirements and required outputs.
Analysis of drone-derived imagery, elevation data and other spatial datasets.
Digital terrain and surface models
Slope and elevation analysis
Terrain visualisation
Flow paths
Contributing areas
Low-point analysis
Surface-water modelling
Habitat mapping
Land-cover classification
Aerial image interpretation
Comparison of datasets from different dates
Identification and mapping of changes
Stockpiles
Earthworks
Excavations
Other terrain-based volume estimates
GIS projects can involve bringing together existing information, converting plans and maps into digital data, or producing clear maps and spatial datasets from a range of sources.
Data cleaning and quality checking
Attribute editing
Format conversion
Coordinate systems and projections
Dataset organisation and consolidation
Digitising maps, plans and imagery
Historic map georeferencing
Converting mapped features into GIS datasets
Constraint mapping
Site suitability
Proximity and accessibility analysis
Land-use analysis
Professional maps and spatial figures
Maps for reports and planning documents
Thematic and presentation mapping
If you're planning a mapping, aerial survey or spatial data project, get in touch to discuss the site, available information and what you'd like to produce.
The project can then be scoped around the work required and the outputs you need before a quotation is provided.
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