Virtual trail maps for public exploration and environmental planning.
Every 360° scene we capture is analyzed against established methodologies—NPS Visual Resource Inventory, USDA erosion standards, River Access Planning Guidelines. The result is structured, queryable data for every single viewpoint: condition ratings, measurements, feature inventories, risk assessments, and recommendations.
A 10-mile trail captured at 50-foot intervals produces roughly 1,000 scenes. Each scene is a full 360° panorama—six cube faces covering every direction. Each face is analyzed independently, then synthesized into scene-level findings.
A single scene generates 50-100 discrete data points: condition grades, severity ratings, feature classifications, dimensional estimates, risk flags, recommendations. Multiply that across 1,000 scenes and you're looking at 50,000-100,000 individual observations for one trail.
This is documentation at a resolution that field crews can't match manually. Every culvert, every erosion feature, every accessibility barrier—located, classified, measured, and rated. Queryable. Exportable. Defensible.
Filter by condition rating to surface every Grade D or worse location. Query for active gully erosion. Map all scenes with ADA barriers. Export everything as GeoJSON for your GIS. The data structure is designed for action, not just reporting.
Condition grades (A-F), severity ratings, dimensional estimates, feature classifications, risk flags, confidence scores, and prioritized recommendations with cost categories.
Front, right, back, left, up, down—each face assessed for relevant conditions. Directional findings (erosion on left bank, hazard ahead) preserved in the data.
Known camera heights and reference objects enable dimensional estimates: rill depth, gully width, bank height, slope angles, affected area extent in meters.
Full-text search across all findings. Filter by grade, feature type, severity, or custom tags. Locate specific conditions across entire trail systems in seconds.
Structured data is only valuable if it drives decisions. Scene-level assessment feeds directly into maintenance workflows, planning processes, compliance documentation, and funding applications.
Sort all scenes by condition rating. Export a work list of every location graded D, E, or F with GPS coordinates, issue description, and estimated repair category.
Quantified condition data strengthens funding requests. Before/after documentation for NPDES, 319 grants, RTP funds, and state programs.
Aggregate condition scores across trail systems to justify CIP budgets. Identify systemic issues. Plan multi-year improvement programs with data.
Feed scene data into existing asset management systems. Link conditions to specific trail segments. Track deterioration rates over time.
Document known hazards systematically. Track response actions. Establish defensible records of condition awareness and remediation efforts.
Identify ADA barriers across trail systems. Prioritize accessibility improvements. Document compliance efforts for Title II/III requirements.
Rapid re-assessment after storms, floods, or fire. Compare pre/post conditions. Document damage for FEMA, insurance, or emergency funding.
Provide detailed specs for bid packages. Document conditions before work begins. Verify completed repairs against original assessments.
Push flagged locations to mobile devices. Field crews verify conditions, add notes, confirm or adjust ratings. Close the loop between remote assessment and ground truth.
Track erosion progression, vegetation changes, invasive species spread, and riparian conditions over time with repeat assessments.
Share condition data with stakeholders and the public. Support bond measures with documented needs. Justify closures or reroutes with evidence.
Inform trail reroutes, new construction, and rehabilitation design. Identify problem areas before breaking ground. Avoid repeating past failures.
We can scope the analysis types and data exports that fit your workflow.
Data exports in standard formats. Direct integration with GIS platforms, asset management systems, and reporting tools.
Scenic quality assessment using National Park Service standards. Objective, defensible ratings for every viewpoint.
Site profiles for water trail access points. Amenities, hazards, accessibility, and conditions documented systematically.
Erosion identification, measurement, and risk assessment. Prioritized remediation recommendations included.
360° imagery captured at regular intervals along your trail, waterway, or site. GPS, elevation, and bearing recorded per scene.
Every scene processed against selected methodology standards. Six cube faces analyzed independently, then synthesized.
Structured data delivered via searchable interface. Filter, query, export. Map visualization with condition-coded markers.
Prioritize maintenance, document conditions, support funding applications, establish baselines for monitoring programs.
Virtual trail maps for public exploration and environmental planning.