LAND / DATA / DEVELOPMENTSouth Africa · Project enquiriesRef LS—2026
LandSight / Geospatial analysis
Geospatial analysis

See relationships the spreadsheet cannot.

LandSight organises spatial data to examine access, terrain, proximity, constraints, service areas and change across individual sites or portfolios.

Aerial view of urban development and surrounding buildings
Photo: Erik Mclean / Pexels
01 / CONTEXT

Site surroundings

Roads, settlement, facilities, land use and environmental layers viewed around the parcel rather than in isolation.

02 / TERRAIN

Slope & elevation

Terrain indicators used for early comparison, with detailed design still requiring suitable survey and engineering.

03 / ACCESS

Distance & connection

Travel, proximity and network relationships examined with stated assumptions and available data quality.

04 / CONSTRAINTS

Overlay review

Multiple datasets combined to highlight intersections that need specialist or authority confirmation.

05 / CHANGE

Time-based comparison

Imagery or datasets compared carefully, accounting for date, resolution and classification differences.

06 / PRIORITY

Portfolio screening

Consistent indicators used to rank where deeper due diligence should happen first.

Analysis is only as credible as its inputs: every output should carry source, date, scale or resolution, coordinate reference and relevant limitations.
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LS / ENQUIRY

Bring the site, the decision and the deadline.

We will identify what information exists, what needs to be measured and which registered or specialist inputs the project requires.

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