We help organizations inventory geospatial estates, migrate services and databases, reconstruct applications, develop new operational tools and execute phased cutovers with explicit technical acceptance criteria.
Every engagement can stand alone or combine into a modernization program.
Crawl service directories, inspect portal content, decode web maps/scenes/apps, inventory databases and files, map dependencies and identify unsupported extensions or hidden coupling.
Move feature classes, rasters, attachments, relationship classes, domains, subtypes and history into open or target-native stores with reproducible validation.
Stand up 3DGeoServEngine endpoints that existing applications can exercise before final cutover.
Reconstruct maps, forms, dashboards and workflows in GeoLibre, the ArcGIS Maps SDK, or a purpose-built client while separating business logic from vendor APIs.
Design and build mission-specific web, desktop, mobile, data and automation products on the shared service layer.
Package, secure, monitor and transfer the platform into the client’s operating model.
A reliable migration distinguishes portable contracts from platform-specific behavior before implementation begins.
| Source asset | Migration treatment | Target options | Acceptance evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feature services | Schema, spatial reference, domains, subtypes, GlobalIDs, attachments, related records, sync and edit semantics | GeoPackage/DuckDB/PostGIS + FeatureServer + OGC API Features + MVT | Query parity, edit round trip, attachment/relationship validation, performance baseline |
| Map and vector tile services | Layer order, scale ranges, labels, renderers, symbols, popups and tile strategy | Dynamic MVT, stored MBTiles/PMTiles, VectorTileServer, MapServer/WMS | Visual regression at reference extents/scales and tile-load performance |
| Imagery and mosaics | Band metadata, nodata, overviews, footprints, time/elevation dimensions and raster functions | COG/object storage, ImageServer, WCS and STAC assets | Pixel/value checks, reprojection, export/identify/statistics tests and range-read behavior |
| Scenes and 3D | I3S/SLPK nodes, materials, attributes, coordinate systems and conversion feasibility | SceneServer, OGC 3D Tiles 1.1, GLB/glTF and web 3D workflows | Scene extent, feature query, texture/geometry integrity and frame-rate targets |
| Web maps, scenes and apps | Decode item JSON, operational layers, basemaps, forms, widgets, interactions and identity dependencies | GeoLibre projects/plugins, ArcGIS SDK client, custom responsive app or Experience builder output | Use-case scripts, screenshot/behavior parity and user acceptance sessions |
| Geoprocessing and notebooks | Tool inputs/outputs, environments, dependencies, schedules, credentials and artifact publication | Go services, Python sidecar jobs, JupyterLite or managed Notebook Service | Golden datasets, numerical tolerances, reproducible environment and job observability |
A short compatibility pilot should answer the hardest architectural questions before an organization commits to a full estate move.
Automated crawl plus stakeholder interviews; classify by protocol, data owner, criticality and migration complexity.
Migrate one complex dataset, publish all required endpoints and test real desktop, web, mobile and automation clients.
Automate transforms, validation reports, service configuration, regression tests and environment promotion.
Dual-run, reconcile deltas, switch consumers, monitor service objectives and retain an agreed rollback window.
The exact scope depends on the estate, but a useful pilot should include more than a read-only map.
Domains, GlobalIDs, attachments and related records migrated into the target store.
COG in object storage registered and tested through ImageServer export, identify, samples and statistics.
Normalized into StreamServer with a geofence or threshold rule and observable downstream alert.
Existing application repointed or a GeoLibre workflow reconstructed against the new endpoints.
TLS, auth, rate limits, CORS, health monitoring, backup/restore and documented runbook.
Once the service layer is open and interoperable, application teams can focus on domain workflows instead of rebuilding storage, tiling, catalog and identity integration for every project.
XLSForm and custom workflows, attachments, GNSS, sync conflict handling, work orders and resilient field packages.
Real-time maps, incident command, mission packages, communications bridges, alerts and after-action review.
I3S/3D Tiles, BIM, point clouds, indoor models, live sensors and analytical overlays combined into task-specific interfaces.
Notebook Service, spatial jobs, GeoAgent tools, data-lake query interfaces and publication back to governed services.