Latitude delivers terrain and elevation data that meets regulator standards, strengthens infrastructure safety, and accelerates donor approvals across the Caribbean and Latin America.
Infrastructure and environmental projects demand precise elevation data. Without defensible LiDAR outputs, agencies risk compliance failures, cost overruns, and safety gaps. Regulators and donors now require projects to prove accuracy, resilience, and transparent reporting before funding or approval. Enterprises that cannot show sub-5cm precision lose both time and credibility.
Latitude delivers geospatial big data processing and AI-powered analytics tailored for Caribbean and LATAM operations.
Generate elevation models that meet international and donor accuracy standards.
Train staff in modeling and reporting for donor-funded projects.
Enhance coastal monitoring capabilities for security and compliance.
Latitude delivers geospatial big data processing and AI-powered analytics tailored for Caribbean and LATAM operations.
Collect LiDAR data using UAVs and aerial systems tailored to project scale.
Convert raw point clouds into digital terrain, surface, and elevation models.
Align outputs with regulator and donor accuracy thresholds before delivery.
Irrigation and drainage planning with accurate elevation models.
Corridor mapping for transmission lines and renewable sites.
Road, bridge, and dam construction supported by sub-5cm terrain models.
Floodplain and erosion risk assessments for compliance.
Coastal zone monitoring and shoreline protection planning.
Master plans and zoning based on reliable elevation data.
Irrigation and drainage planning with accurate elevation models.
Corridor mapping for transmission lines and renewable sites.
Road, bridge, and dam construction supported by sub-5cm terrain models.
Floodplain and erosion risk assessments for compliance.
Coastal zone monitoring and shoreline protection planning.
Master plans and zoning based on reliable elevation data.
Latitude delivers platforms that withstand audits, meet regulator standards, and prove outcomes in the Guyana and Caribbean.
