Latitude processes vast spatial datasets with AI and machine learning to deliver compliance-grade insights that strengthen resilience, reduce costs, and support national planning
Enterprises and governments collect more spatial data than they can use. Without AI-driven processing, critical signals remain hidden, slowing approvals, inflating costs, and weakening disaster readiness. Donors and regulators now expect transparent baselines, migration-ready platforms, and measurable outcomes. GeoAI bridges these gaps with analytics that prove value and withstand audits.
Latitude delivers geospatial big data processing and AI-powered analytics tailored for Caribbean and LATAM operations.
Ingest satellite, UAV, LiDAR, and IoT feeds into unified systems.
Generate forward-looking models for agriculture, infrastructure, and climate resilience.
Deliver decision-grade outputs that meet donor and regulatory thresholds.
Aggregate and clean spatial datasets from multiple sources.
Apply machine learning for pattern recognition, anomaly detection, and forecasting.
Publish dashboards, reports, and APIs that decision-makers can trust and adopt.
Applied in environmental monitoring and mining compliance frameworks at national scale, supporting transparency and regulator reporting.
AI-driven yield forecasting and soil-health analytics.
Predictive maintenance for grids, pipelines, and renewable assets.
Construction progress monitoring and risk prediction models.
Climate resilience mapping and disaster early warning
Vessel movement analytics and coastal risk detection.
Population mapping, cadastral modernization, and urban growth forecasting.
AI-driven yield forecasting and soil-health analytics.
Predictive maintenance for grids, pipelines, and renewable assets.
Construction progress monitoring and risk prediction models.
Climate resilience mapping and disaster early warning
Vessel movement analytics and coastal risk detection.
Climate adaptation dashboards for capital works and zoning.
Latitude delivers platforms that withstand audits, meet regulator standards, and prove outcomes in the Guyana and Caribbean.
