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Ahmed MoussaGeomatics · web mapping

Geospatial services · Sherbrooke

From satellite to screen: your data, turned into tools

Custom mapping applications, satellite imagery and AI for organizations that manage land and territory.

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Ahmed MoussaSherbrooke, Quebec

Applications

Build

Interactive web maps

Make your data visible and easy to explore

  • Map embedded in your website
  • Filters and search
  • Point clustering
  • Pop-up details on click
  • Mobile-friendly display
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Custom mapping platforms (Web GIS)

A mapping tool built around your organization

  • Map dashboard
  • Layer management
  • User accounts and access rights
  • Geospatial database (PostGIS) and API
  • WMS and WFS services
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Real-time tracking

See what is happening, as it happens

  • GPS tracking of vehicles or crews
  • Telemetry
  • Geofenced zones
  • Automatic alerts
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3D mapping

Explore your area in three dimensions

  • Terrain and digital terrain models
  • 3D buildings
  • Lidar point clouds
  • Digital twin
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Imagery and AI

Observe

Satellite imagery monitoring

Track how your land changes, from space

  • Vegetation and water indices (NDVI, NDWI)
  • Land cover classification
  • Change detection
  • Floods and urban heat islands
  • Time series and Earth Engine apps
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Geospatial AI

Let AI find what your images contain

  • Image classification
  • Object detection: buildings, trees, vehicles
  • Semantic segmentation
  • Resolution enhancement (super-resolution)
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Analysis and tools

Decide and automate

Spatial analysis and decision support

Choose the right location, backed by data

  • Multi-criteria analysis (AHP method)
  • Site selection
  • Accessibility analysis
  • Watershed delineation
  • Maps for reports
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GIS automation and tools

Automate repetitive GIS tasks

  • Python scripts
  • QGIS plugins
  • ArcGIS widgets
  • Processing pipelines
  • Data conversion, cleaning and geocoding
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Who it’s for

  • Municipalities and RCMs

    Asset inventories, public-facing maps, land monitoring.

  • Environmental consulting firms

    Habitat mapping, satellite monitoring, report maps.

  • Forestry and agriculture

    Vegetation indices, disturbances, change detection.

  • Engineering firms

    Site analysis, structured geospatial data, study maps.

  • Non-profits and research

    Public maps, image processing, custom tools.

How we work

  1. Conversation

    You describe the need, the data you have and the deadline. I ask whatever is missing.

  2. Quote

    I send you a written proposal with the scope, deliverables, price and timeline before any work begins.

  3. Work

    I show you progress at the agreed milestones, so we can adjust course early rather than late.

  4. Delivery

    You receive the planned deliverables, documented, in the agreed formats.

  5. Follow-up

    After delivery, I stay available for questions and for the adjustments set out in the quote.

Frequently asked questions

How is the price of a project set?

Through a quote, based on the project’s scope, the data available and the deliverables you expect. I send you the quote in writing before starting. To get one, describe your need in the form.

How long does a project take?

It depends on the size of the project and the state of the data. The timeline is part of the quote, and we confirm it together before starting.

What data do I need to provide, and in what formats?

Whatever you already have: GIS files (Shapefile, GeoPackage, GeoJSON), Excel or CSV tables, GPS surveys, plans or images. If data is missing, I point you to possible public sources or to what would need to be acquired.

In what formats do you deliver the results?

In the ones you need: maps as PDF or PNG, data as GeoPackage, Shapefile, GeoJSON or GeoTIFF, a live application with its source code. Formats are set in the quote.

Where does the satellite imagery come from, and do I have to buy it?

Most analyses rely on free, open imagery such as Sentinel-2 (Copernicus program) and Landsat (USGS and NASA). If your project needs finer resolution, I present the commercial imagery options and their cost before starting.

How accurate will the results be?

It depends on the data and the method, and I measure it. For a classification or an AI model, I provide an assessment against validation data, such as a confusion matrix, so you know what the result is worth.

Who owns the data, code and models delivered?

Your data remains yours. Ownership and usage rights for the deliverables, code and models are set out in writing in the quote.

Are there recurring costs after delivery?

Not necessarily. A map or application can run on open-source tools such as QGIS, PostGIS or MapLibre and be hosted on your own servers. If paid hosting or a paid service makes sense, its cost is stated in the quote.

Do you work remotely, and in which languages?

Yes. I am based in Sherbrooke and work remotely across Quebec and Canada. Communication and deliverables can be in English or French.

Do you fly drones or do land surveying?

They are not part of this offer: flying a drone requires a Transport Canada pilot certificate, and legal land surveying is reserved for licensed land surveyors. I do, however, process the drone imagery and data you provide.

Have a project in mind?

Describe it in a few lines. I reply within 48 hours.

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