Primary Services

Here is the revised list of your primary services, incorporating key items that clients might want to see:

Primary Services

Consulting

  • Project Management
  • Research
  • Database Management
  • Geospatial Integration
  • Cartography

Mapping and Spatial Analysis

  • Spatial Analysis
  • Modeling
  • Statistics
  • Data Visualization

Website Design and Development

  • Drupal 7 Training, Design, and Development
  • Drupal 8 Training, Design, and Development
  • HTML/CSS/PHP
  • Module Development
  • Programming
  • User Experience (UX) Design
  • Responsive Web Design

Tools and Applications

  • Application Development
  • API Integration
  • Cloud Solutions
  • Interactive Web-based Solutions


Service Descriptions

At TwinVert LLC, our first priority is understanding your unique needs. We customize our services to align with your priorities, ensuring a tailored approach that meets your objectives. We operate under fully insured contracts that protect both parties, providing clear outlines of costs and services.

Project Management

We offer comprehensive project management services, handling projects from inception to completion across various industries. With TwinVert LLC, you can rely on bonded, insured, accurate, transparent, and timely execution. Our experienced core team excels in management, recruitment, and deployment, supported by a reserve roster of skilled professionals ready for on-site and off-site assignments.

Project Examples:

  • Geospatial System Design
  • Surveying
  • Site Investigations
  • Remedial Actions
  • Landscape Design
  • System Analyses
  • Waste Management
  • Atmospheric Dispersion

Data Collection

During our initial consultation, we assess your existing geospatial data to determine how it aligns with your goals. If additional data collection is required, we guide clients on how to implement the necessary steps. Alternatively, we can manage the data collection process as part of our contract, ensuring you have the comprehensive data needed for enhanced mapping capabilities.

Here, the photograph shows Michael Menand using a tablet to collect location data.

Mapping

We produce customized maps, presenting specific subsets of data. Whether your need is for a single elementary map, or for more complex maps with custom functionality, at TwinVert, we value quality and efficiency in producing the resolution and accuracy expected by our clients. The most commonly requested maps are visitor maps, merchandise/inventory maps, and client/marketing maps. Our capabilities allow for any type or style of map, so please let us know exactly what you're interested in as an end result of our services!

This photograph depicts Drew Derderian presenting a map assessment

Website Development

At TwinVert LLC, many projects culminate in the development of a robust web platform. While we frequently use Drupal for its versatility and security, our expertise extends to various content management systems tailored to meet your specific needs. Drupal is renowned for its open-source nature, ease of use, design flexibility, and extensive toolset supported by a large and active user community. Our services range from basic training and assistance to complete, multilingual custom development, offered at competitive pricing to meet your specific project requirements.

Analyses

Our team excels in delivering advanced statistical analyses and GIS processing to provide the insights you need. For organizations with ongoing data analysis requirements, we streamline processes using Python scripting to enhance speed and reduce costs. Our expertise in spatial analysis allows us to transform attribute data into meaningful insights, revealing critical relationships and patterns. We integrate supplemental data into accessible formats, leveraging the power of spatial analysis to solve complex problems and inform strategic decision-making.

Dissemination

We offer flexible project delivery options to suit your requirements. Digital products can be shared in common document or graphical formats, tabular reports, or data summaries. Maps are available both digitally and in hard-copy, including large formats and map books. Throughout all project phases, we utilize information-sharing platforms to foster collaboration and communication. TwinVert LLC is committed to staying connected with our clients, providing regular feedback, and implementing ongoing changes to ensure your project remains aligned with your evolving needs. Our goal is to help you save money, enhance efficiency, and harvest insights that optimize decision-making.

Geographical Information Systems (GIS)

 

A geographical information system (GIS) is a system developed to assemble, manipulate, analyze, manage and display data identified by location. The TwinVert team and other GIS analysts are viewed as modern-day cartographers. Historic maps show the rudimentary beginnings of GIS in the most simple form, presenting a visualization of the past. In central France, painted and sculpted onto the walls of Lascaux around 17,000 years before present (BP), the "Salle des Taureaux" depicts star systems as dots around representative animals, possibly even marking positions of stars which once existed but are now extinguished.

"Salle des Taureaux", in the cave of Lascaux located central France, depicting several star groups as animals. (Photo Credit: France, Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication)

 

One of the first applications of geospatial analysis was when John Snow discovered the source of the 1854 London cholera outbreak by marking points on a map where victims lived and then connecting a cluster to a water source, thus analyzing a geographically dependent phenomenon.


John Snow's 1855 map of the Soho cholera outbreak showed the clusters of cholera cases in the London epidemic of 1854.John Snow's 1855 map of the Soho cholera outbreak showed the clusters of cholera cases in the London epidemic of 1854.

 

Computers have replaced the chisels, paints, and pencils of the past. Data layers are shaped artistically and analysed mathematically to represent significant values and enable the user better insight into their projects. WiFi, satellite, and the mobile revolutions have allowed for the collection and use of increasing amounts of data in GIS. Today, decreasing technology costs and increasing efficiency expand the scope and applications of mapping in nearly every industry.


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  • The Denver International Airport

    Transportation: The Denver International Airport and other airports around the world utilize GIS as a tool to assist air traffic controllers. Radar integrated systems automate flight trajectory calculations and probability analyses for early warnings.

  • The Hoover Dam

    Energy: The Hoover Dam provides energy (7,500,000,000 kW-h) to nearly 8 million people. Geographical information systems are utilized as tools to manage power distribution in most municipalities.

  • Gujarat International Finance Tec-City

    Construction: Gujarat International Finance Tec-City is a 20 billion dollar project aimed to create a global financial hub. GIS reduces costs in similar projects through management efficiency and informed planning.

  • Sequoia National Park

    Natural Resources: Sequoia National Park utilizes GIS to manage their maps, management, research, and planning. Calculations are frequently made with GIS across the U.S., such as in timber sales and fire analyses.

  • The Horsetooth Reservoir and Poudre River

    Hydrology: The Cache La Poudre River in Fort Collins provides water to many communities and farms. GIS has been an important tool in analyses, planning, and flooding preparedness over the past decade.

  • Soil Survey by the US Geological Survey

    Research: Soil surveys performed by the US Geological Survey led to the creation of a number of layers that can be used in scientific study and planning. Researchers are constantly pushing the envelope and developing new and faster ways to quantify data.

  • Tornado Tracks Data

    Weather: Tornado Tracks (a web map) maps tornado paths over a given number of years. High levels of public interest enable large sums of money to be invested in instruments and new satellites. The GIS applications are endless.

  • Tesla HUD

    Innovation: Tesla and Google have manifactured self-driving cars with lower accident rates than humans within the past decade and now Space-X has achieved multiple vertical landings in the Falcon series of rockets. GIS will only continue to open doors to new technology!
     

Practical GIS Applications - Examples

  • Field Inventories
  • GPS data collection and verification
  • Geospatial integration of documents and photos
  • Terrain modeling
  • Natural hazard risk modeling for risk management decision-making
  • Pest control and management
  • Location quality analysis for a new retail outlet
  • Species inventories
  • Space management
  • Geographic solutions for improved customer service
  • Cost analyses related to location
  • Manufacture, supply and delivery reports on geospatial logitics
  • Imagery analysis of land use, vegetation, and change detection
  • Soil mapping - info about soil suitability for various activities
  • Crop condition assessment, yield estimation, and monitoring
  • Detection of drainage problems in agricultural areas
  • Snow cover mapping and runoff prediction
  • Navigation - routing and scheduling
  • Fuels mapping and fire risk assessment
  • Spatially enabled reports generated on demand
  • Mobile applications providing mobile productivity and proactive data collection
  • Custom map product development
  • Environmental Impact Assessments
  • Urban Planning and Zoning Analysis
  • Emergency Response Planning and Management
  • Floodplain Mapping and Flood Risk Assessment
  • Utility Network Management and Infrastructure Planning
  • Demographic and Market Analysis for Targeted Marketing
  • Wildlife Habitat Analysis and Conservation Planning
  • Historical and Archaeological Site Mapping
  • Transportation and Traffic Flow Analysis
  • Health and Disease Mapping for Epidemiology Studies
  • Renewable Energy Site Selection and Resource Assessment
  • Watershed and Hydrological Modeling
  • Real Estate Valuation and Property Management
  • Public Safety and Crime Analysis
  • Social Services and Community Resource Mapping
  • Climate Change Impact Assessment and Adaptation Planning
  • Infrastructure Maintenance and Asset Management
  • Natural Resource Management and Conservation
  • Recreational and Tourism Planning
  • School District Boundary Analysis and Planning
  • Noise Pollution Mapping and Mitigation Planning
  • Marine and Coastal Zone Management
  • Disaster Preparedness and Mitigation Planning
  • Environmental Monitoring and Compliance Reporting
  • Public Transportation Route Optimization
  • Renewable Energy Potential Mapping
  • Real-time Traffic Monitoring and Analysis
  • Forestry Management and Timber Harvest Planning
  • Cultural Resource Management
  • Air Quality Monitoring and Management
  • Geospatial Intelligence for Defense and Security
  • Disaster Recovery and Rehabilitation Planning
  • Public Health Resource Allocation
  • Water Quality Monitoring and Management
  • Infrastructure Development Planning
  • Agricultural Field Plot Management
  • Historic Preservation Planning
  • Pollution Source Tracking
  • Geological Hazard Assessment
  • Community Development and Urban Renewal
  • Flood Warning Systems
  • Waste Management and Recycling Planning
  • Energy Consumption Analysis and Management
  • Biodiversity Monitoring and Conservation
  • Utility Outage Management
  • Public Facility Management
  • Economic Development Planning
  • Telecommunications Network Planning
  • Weather Forecasting and Monitoring
  • Geospatial Data Visualization and Reporting
  • Health Services Accessibility Analysis
  • Wildfire Detection and Monitoring
  • Geospatial Market Analysis
  • Supply Chain Optimization