Pole profiles and SPIDAcalc-ready data
Prepare measured pole, attachment, equipment and span information for qualified engineering review.
Utilities & vegetation
Repeatable extraction and terrain workflows for linear assets, poles, attachments, vegetation, canopy and operational mapping.
Turn corridor evidence into structured records for engineering and asset decisions.
Consistent pole and span recordsReviewable clearance inputsGIS-ready vegetation and asset layers
COMMON CAPACITY NEEDS
Where Altivue Geospatial plugs in.
SHP and CSV asset schedules
Keep identifiers, coordinates, attributes and drawing references consistent across delivery formats.
Clearance-analysis inputs
Extract conductors, terrain and surrounding objects where source density supports reliable interpretation.
Vegetation and terrain classification
Separate ground and canopy classes for corridor mapping, screening and downstream analysis.
THE MANAGER'S REVIEW
Keep observed corridor data separate from engineering assumptions.
Bring capture dates, asset IDs, pole and span templates, field records, vegetation class rules and the receiving GIS or engineering workflow.
- Trace every critical field to a measured or supplied source
- Flag occluded attachments, unresolved spans and unknown attributes
- Test a sample import with the asset owner and engineering reviewer
RESPONSIBILITY BOUNDARYObserved wire positions and canopy conditions are time-specific. Loading, sag scenarios, clearance compliance and vegetation treatment decisions remain with qualified client reviewers.BEFORE SENDING DATAConfirm authorized access, transfer method, permitted processing locations and retention requirements with the project contact. Begin with a non-sensitive sample where possible.
ADD CAPACITY DELIBERATELY
Test one real workflow.
Use a representative dataset and your own standard to measure the fit.
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