A file without context is a future problem.

LandSight handovers pair spatial outputs with the references, versions and limitations needed to use them responsibly.

Detailed spatial planning model viewed from above — Photo: Ron Lach / Pexels

CAD

Drafting files

Units, layers, blocks, feature codes, reference and file version agreed with the design team.

GIS

Spatial datasets

Geometry, attributes, coordinate reference, source and date provided in a usable schema.

SURFACE

Terrain models

Breaklines, point density, interpolation choices and intended use documented where relevant.

IMAGERY

Orthomosaic or photos

Capture date, resolution, control, coverage and privacy or licence constraints stated.

PDF

Readable issue plans

Scale, sheet, north, legend, coordinate grid, revision and professional sign-off as required.

Issue note

File list, source summary, assumptions, limitations and outstanding questions accompany the data.

Digital caution: File conversion, reprojection and software import can change precision, units or geometry. The receiving team should check the imported dataset before design or construction use.