Geospatial and GeoAI consulting
We help data and AI leaders decide where spatial context can improve their AI systems and business operations. We then define what data and technical work are needed to put that strategy into practice.
LakeGeo advises organizations on GeoAI strategy and builds production geospatial pipelines in their cloud environments.
We help teams decide where spatial context belongs in their systems and build the production pipelines that put that strategy into operation.
We help data and AI leaders decide where spatial context can improve their AI systems and business operations. We then define what data and technical work are needed to put that strategy into practice.
We design and implement geospatial pipelines in your cloud environment. Your team receives the production code, operating documentation, and governed output tables.
For implementation work, we agree on the output and acceptance criteria before the build begins. The work is complete when the pipeline is running and your team can operate it.
We identify the business decision the pipeline must support, confirm the available source data, and specify the output. The scope includes clear acceptance criteria before implementation begins.
We implement one end-to-end production pipeline in your cloud environment. Scheduling, checkpoints, and run reporting are part of the initial build.
We compare the results with an agreed source of truth. For an insurance risk pipeline, that may be your loss history for the same place and period. The pipeline is accepted when it meets the criteria set during scoping.
The code is committed to your repository. We document how the pipeline runs, record known failure cases, and work with your engineers until they can operate it directly.
The pipeline is built on your cloud platform and follows the controls already in place there.
The pipeline uses compute and storage in your environment. LakeGeo does not copy your source data or pipeline outputs into its own systems.
The pipeline writes controlled, versioned tables with lineage. Reviewers can trace an output to the source data, imagery date, and model version that produced it.
Analysts and downstream applications use the same governed output tables. This keeps operational tools aligned with the data reviewed in SQL.
Each run records processing volume, runtime, rows written, and estimated cost. Checkpoints allow interrupted jobs to resume from completed work.
Consulting and implementation work is scoped as a project. There is no LakeGeo platform subscription or per-seat licence.
The Geospatial Lakehouse Architecture is free to read and implement. Customers hire LakeGeo for advice, delivery experience, and technical execution.
Your team receives the agreed project deliverables. Implementation code is committed to your repository, with the documentation needed to operate it.
Tell us where geospatial work fits into your business. We can help set the strategy or take a pipeline into production.