Commission work more precisely
Define work areas and tasks more clearly for contractors.
Service 01 · Mapping
Your entire site.
Clearly mapped.
High-resolution maps provide an overview and a practical basis for management, monitoring and field work.
Why we map
Good management starts
with a clear overview.
Where should a contractor work? What is changing on the site? And which areas need attention? An up-to-date site map provides an overview to define work areas and plan management.
See the whole site and zoom in on the areas that need attention.
A survey is more than
a snapshot…
…it is the first step towards smart,
data-informed conservation management.”
How we map
From drone imagery
to a useful map.
We collect imagery covering the whole area and process it into high-resolution maps. Maps are made available in our online viewer and can also be used in your own GIS environment.
We tailor the survey to your site and the information you need.
What this gives you
From overview to action.
Track development
Compare changes across your site over the years with repeat surveys.
Evaluate grazing
See how vegetation develops and whether grazing delivers the intended outcome.
Your data, available
View. Download.
Use them further.
Your maps are stored in our online viewer. View them whenever you want, download them or connect them to your own GIS software through an API.
HeathClean takes care of data storage. You can focus on your site and management goals.
Compare the detail
See more.
Manage more precisely.
Compare the satellite image with HeathClean imagery of the same site.
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See the field work
Mapping from the air.
See how our services support land managers.
Practical questions
Good to know.
What do I receive after a survey?
A high-resolution map of the surveyed site in our online viewer. You can view and download the map and connect it to your own GIS through an API. Vegetation analysis is an additional service.
What can I use the map for?
To define work areas for contractors, plan management and compare site development. Repeat surveys also help track the effects of grazing.
How often should I have my site surveyed?
It depends on your management goal. For monitoring, we offer a three-year cycle; more frequent surveys are also possible. When sapling removal is repeated, the new survey can also be used for an updated vegetation analysis.
What does HeathClean need to get started?
Contact us with your site boundaries, management goal and preferred timing. Together, we discuss the suitable survey and intended use of the maps.
Discover what is possible
Your site. Our approach.
Meet us at a presentation or see the solution during a live demonstration in the field.