NSUrbanist is a geospatial studio. We turn raw location data into clear maps, spatial systems, and analysis — so the right call is the one everyone can see.
Overlay, proximity, suitability, and hotspot studies — rigorous GIS methodology behind every claim.
Thematic cartography and interactive web maps that make patterns visible and reports readable.
Cleaning, converting, and structuring location datasets — Shapefile, GeoJSON, KML, PostGIS — analysis-ready.
Production WebGIS apps — PostGIS backends, tile pipelines, and decision-support dashboards.
Four stages, each with a deliverable you keep. You see the data, the assumptions, and the reasoning — never just the pretty output.
We define the question worth answering, then pull and audit the data that can answer it — open satellite, DEM, OSM, or your own files.
Cleaning, projection, and the spatial analysis itself: overlay, suitability, network, or thermal modeling — reproducible in PostGIS or QGIS.
Cartography tuned to your audience — print-quality thematic maps or interactive WebGIS that a non-specialist can actually read.
Source files, documentation, and a working system — plus the revisions and hand-holding to make sure your team can run it.
No black-box retainers. Propose your scope, agree a budget, and pay per milestone delivery.
NSUrbanist is an independent geospatial studio. We stay deliberately small — senior people on every project, no account layer, no hand-offs. What you brief is what gets built.
We work in open geospatial stacks: PostGIS, QGIS, GDAL, Leaflet, and the Sentinel/Landsat archives. That means no license fees inflating your quote, and deliverables your team can actually maintain.
Placeholder copy — SAR, optical, and thermal processing for change, extent, and anomaly work.
Placeholder copy — thematic design for print, report, and screen; readable by non-specialists.
Placeholder copy — hotspot, clustering, and regression work that holds up under review.
Placeholder copy — PostGIS schemas, tiling pipelines, and WebGIS apps built to be maintained.
Send the question, the area, and whatever data you have. We'll reply with what's possible, what it costs, and how long it takes.