SAN ANTONIO • TEXAS • CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT
Wise Geospatial helps construction teams compare project surfaces, track stockpiles, and organize earthwork quantity documentation from suitable drone data, point clouds, and existing project files.
A DEFINED MONTHLY WORK PACKAGE
Agree on the measurement area, reference surfaces, units, dates, and review criteria first. Then each reporting cycle can follow the same documented workflow.
Compare suitable dated surfaces against an agreed baseline or design reference to summarize measured changes within a defined project area.
Document stockpile boundaries and calculate volume from the selected base surface and measurement method.
Prepare quantity exhibits and source notes that help project teams review progress and assemble pay-application documentation.
WHAT TO SEND
A small pilot helps confirm that the source data, reference surface, and requested output line up before a recurring schedule is set.
Plan a pilot quantity check →Site boundary or limits, measurement date(s), reporting period, and the areas or stockpiles to include.
Existing or design surface, control/reference information as applicable, coordinate system, vertical datum, and units.
Drone imagery, point cloud, survey or machine data, desired outputs, acceptance criteria, and any sample report.
Due date, preferred file formats, project contact, and how quantity results should be reviewed and approved.
SAMPLE VISUAL
The image below is a representative demonstration of the types of surface and volume views that can help communicate a quantity check.
DEMONSTRATION ONLYEarthwork + stockpile viewSAMPLE OUTPUT COMPONENTS
A scoped package may combine a quantity table with dated imagery or surface exhibits, cross-sections, and concise notes about the inputs and method used.
Demonstration data: This visualization is illustrative and does not represent a completed client assignment, certified survey, or promised accuracy.
COMMON QUESTIONS
It can provide quantity exhibits and source notes for project-team review. The owner, contractor, engineer, or other responsible party applies the contract requirements and approves submitted quantities.
Often, yes. Share a representative point cloud, drone dataset, surface, or other spatial input with its coordinate system, units, dates, and intended use so suitability can be reviewed.
Monthly, milestone-based, or another agreed interval can be scoped around data availability, site conditions, and the project review schedule.
No. Quantity documentation and spatial-data processing do not independently provide regulated land surveying or engineering. Certified or regulated work requires the appropriate licensed structure and review.
CLEAR SERVICE BOUNDARIES
Wise Geospatial provides technical spatial-data processing and quantity documentation from available inputs and agreed project criteria. Deliverables support project review and do not replace contract administration, owner approval, or licensed professional judgment.
Where a project requires certified accuracy, boundary determination, engineering design, or regulated survey deliverables, work must be performed within the appropriate licensed structure and required review process.
START WITH A PILOT
Tell us the project location, available data, reference surface, measurement date, and the quantity decision your team needs to make. We’ll help define a practical first work package.
