Tideline Geospatial

Food systems & working lands

Applying modern geospatial technology to solve urgent problems in our food systems: building a greater capacity for bioregional food systems and helping get local food efficiently to communities with the greatest needs.

Remote sensing & landscape monitoring

Satellite-based analysis of land and vegetation change: feasibility assessments, burn severity mapping, and risk analysis for land managers, utilities, and agencies.

Park access & equity analysis

Auditing how well park and amenity data reflects what’s actually on the ground, and advising on data modernization for access and equity analysis.

Midcourse food system site-suitability model

Software architecture and development of the analytical model behind Midcourse’s Northeast food infrastructure mapping tool. The model scores locations across nine states for aggregation, processing, and distribution facilities. The region is divided into an H3 grid and scored on measures of supply, demand, community need, and existing infrastructure.

Trust for Public Land data advisory

Advisory work on modernizing ParkServe’s data: a crosswalk of 11 decision-support tools and a three-city audit of how well open, commercial, and federal sources capture parks and their amenities.

Tropical reforestation concession mapping and analysis platform

A web app mapping a reforestation project’s concessions in the Peruvian Amazon against Peru’s national forestry concession dataset: more than 2,500 concessions by type and region. The work also included a satellite remote sensing feasibility assessment for monitoring liana removal.